androbot01 wrote:
EzraS wrote:
Special ed highschool since I can't handle a mainstream curriculum. And I wouldn't be interested in taking political science as a major. Law maybe if I ever get that far.
Law would be interesting. I worked in a criminal law office back in the '90s , briefly, as a typist. Got to listen to lots of interesting case dictations. I hope you do pursue some post-secondary course of study. I think you would like it. University is a much better environment for learning than high school.
I've seen old show LA Law (I watch a lot law shows and Judge Judy and real life law cases) and I know there is a character at the law firm who was intellectually disabled. I'm just cognitively impaired, so maybe I could get some kind of job at a law firm. Not typing though. I only type about 12 words a minute, usually with just one finger lol.
kraftiekortie wrote:
Ezra, read up on Bellevue College. It's in the Seattle area.
You never know, right?
Bellevue, like the mental hospital? I have been to Bellevue Collage actually because my aunt was taking a course there. Nice campus. Bellevue City is a really nice place.
kraftiekortie wrote:
https://www.bellevuecollege.edu/autismspectrumnavigators/
I cannot presume to know your particular situation, Ezra. But, as you well know, sometimes one has to reach beyond their immediate "comfort zones." You've probably been doing that all your life.
This, in no way, implies that you're not doing this right now.
I've come a lot further than they said I would. Just doing this stuff alone is a lot more than they expected me capable of.