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09 Jun 2018, 7:16 pm

Once or twice. I've had lucid dreams a couple times, too.

I try to go to bed before 10:00 PM.

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09 Jun 2018, 7:20 pm

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I'm sitting with a friend who accepts my autism but keeps saying "everyone is a bit autistic". What's the best retort? I've tried everything and it's annoying.


That does sound very annoying, i really don't like this kind of thought either. Maybe you can say "if everyone is nearly the same what's the point in accepting our differences?" the point is even if we're not a tiny bit similar, we're all equal?



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09 Jun 2018, 7:38 pm

I suppose so.

Do you use salt and pepper?



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09 Jun 2018, 7:54 pm

No, hardly ever.

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09 Jun 2018, 8:13 pm

I love pepper but prefer chilli peppers. Ocassional salt.

Do you like moustaches?


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09 Jun 2018, 8:19 pm

I do.

Do you like shopping?



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09 Jun 2018, 8:24 pm

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I do.

Do you like shopping?


I do almost all of my shopping online to avoid people. I'm not a big spender for anything other than books or vinyl albums, though.

Do you wash your hair daily?


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09 Jun 2018, 8:30 pm

Yep. Otherwise it gets oily.

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09 Jun 2018, 8:38 pm

Sometimes, my hair used to be very oily too until i used a medicine for acne,that basically changed my skin type and even my hair.

Do you collect anything?



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09 Jun 2018, 8:48 pm

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Sometimes, my hair used to be very oily too until i used a medicine for acne,that basically changed my skin type and even my hair.

Do you collect anything?


I collect multiple editions of Brontë novels, poetry and biographies. There are just 7 Brontë novels but I have 49 books in my Brontë cabinet.

With whom was your best communication / reciprocal relationship ever?


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09 Jun 2018, 8:51 pm

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^The more posts I read of yours, the more I become convinced that we could be great friends. :)

:)

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Seahorses, because they're cute and funny-looking and I like them.

I tend to enjoy Seahorses a tiny bit more as they come and say hi sort of thing, whilst Starfish and Sea-Urchins just do their own thing which I can identify with alot. I like Starfish because they are pentagon shaped, and Sea-Urchins because of the way their spines geometrify out and they can be amazing colours too.

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Have you ever played a visual novel?

A bit of one yes ~ as I have a friend who does them, and it was a play-test he offered involving riding a motorbike down a desert road at dusk. We used to get together and discuss novelling as I am a paper based artist and he too but much much more computer oriented, only since he and his partner have had children ~ we only really catch up when we see each other out and about. I am still though getting the hang of using (or techno-klutzing my way through) the internet ~ and just had a little look-see at visual novels; so thanks for the nudge in that direction again.

Do you like visual novels in general ~ or some or one more in particular?


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09 Jun 2018, 8:56 pm

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I collect multiple editions of Brontë novels, poetry and biographies. There are just 7 Brontë novels but I have 49 books in my Brontë cabinet.

With whom was your best communication / reciprocal relationship ever?


Hmm, in the past my childhood friend i knew from birth.
Currently my best friend and my dad.

What about you?



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09 Jun 2018, 9:26 pm

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Did you ever run away from home?

Very much so ~ learning to get further for longer on each attempt. Winters were problematic to start with, but got the hang of them in my further education years, lived rough for about four years thereafter, did a bit of sofa surfing, and then after a year or two of that ~ got fixed accommodation.

The main problem for my parents, was they kept threatening me as child and teenager with going and making my own way in the world ~ only I did not take these as threats to be feared, but as really really welcomed permissions to leave.

Did you get people trying to control you with fear ~ only it just did not work?


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09 Jun 2018, 9:51 pm

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Did you ever run away from home?

Very much so ~ learning to get further for longer on each attempt. Winters were problematic to start with, but got the hang of them in my further education years, lived rough for about four years thereafter, did a bit of sofa surfing, and then after a year or two of that ~ got fixed accommodation.

The main problem for my parents, was they kept threatening me as child and teenager with going and making my own way in the world ~ only I did not take these as threats to be feared, but as really really welcomed permissions to leave.

Did you get people trying to control you with fear ~ only it just did not work?



I was controlled and manipulated by fear for a very long period of time, to an extent that I've yet to recover nearly ten years later. This leads to a vicious cycle with shame and regret. I feel I was targeted and exploited because of my naivete, and inability to judge intent.

You?


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09 Jun 2018, 10:18 pm

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I thought about it once or twice, during the dark years, [I even got as far as the end of the driveway on one occasion], but there was nowhere to run to.

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I got well and truly blagged by my parents when I was eight to go and have a look at a children's care hospital, to see if liked it, which was all going really strangely from the start ~ until several minutes after a nurse came and asked my parents to come into the office. It suddenly hit me what was going on so I legged out of the room, down the stairs, out of the building and chased my parents as they drove away leaving me at the end of the drive ~ completely exhausted, hyperventilating and with the most hollowed out numbness in the centre of my chest. It was cold, grey, misty and drizzling, home was a hundred and more miles away, and I could not see in which direction my parents drove. So I stood there getting wet through, until the groundsman came and escorted me back to the hospital building. He asked me to come back for his sake, as the head matron was more trouble than it was worth, and as I increasingly found out ~ oh my whole life was he right 8O

Were you ever fooled into going along with a parental plan you would never gone along with it if you had known what the plan was?


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10 Jun 2018, 1:37 am

never heard of that,

do you have a curiousity for historical boats? or as special interest?