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Yeah, when asked to give my name during a roll call.

Same question.

I've had quite a few of those types of moments. Moments where I would get kicked in the shin under a table.

Ever see "Harry and the Hendersons"?

Loved it! That house was so big!

Would you be scared of a lone Wolf?

I would be like that guy in "Dances with Wolves." I would want to make a lifelong friendship like he did with the Wolf.

Would you be afraid of a PACK of wolves?

If they were near me without a barrier, yes.

Same question.

I don't think I would. Aggressive animals have always turned unaggressive with me. Used to play with the guard dogs at an insane asylum as a kid, close to my school.

My spirit animals being a Wolf, said by a psychic and multiple tests, I feel that I might do alright. Would also not go down without a fight, if they would attack me.

To be honest, going into the woods, meeting a group of people in the wild, out in the middle of nowhere, that seems a lot more scary to me. You never know what to expect from them. But animals, they either kill you or love you, black and white. They don't scare me.

My psychiatrist asked me one time: "Would you rather be in a cage with a tiger or a lot of people?" My reaction was: "With a Tiger. Maybe I will become friends with him, and if not, the death will be quick and honorable. With the people, they could torture, mentally or physically abuse me or plain eat me alive. No thank you."

Have you ever had a special bond with an animal, that will stay with you forever?

Yeah...probably.

Would you like to go up to the Yukon Territory?

Perhaps


Have you always had a sense of direction in knowing where you wanted to go with your life?

Yes I have mostly. The problem is how to redirect when things don`t go as planned and to be able to not let my self be affected by social issues and end up astray. But I kind of do have a strong sense of what values and interests I carry and find it easy to navigate when I am on my own with some distance to others and there aren`t too many problems that gets in the way and occupies my resources. Every time I have been "lost" and then gets untangled from what ever I messed up with, my inner compass leads me to the same old path again. So I feel rather safe with my self. (Am I explaining this properly in English? I feel so clumsy and that I may talk so that it is hard to understand what I mean. Sorry if I do.)

Same question

I fully understand you Ms.Berg as, you need not have to revise your statement at all. I've always felt what is best for me, yet feeling what is best and knowing are not the same;however, I've not given up just cause stupid people keep trying to detour me, rather I keep pushing forwards no matter what.


Ever took part in a public speech?

Several times in school... But not to larger audiences than 30-40 people.

Same question

I once had to do a public speaking engagement way back in 2009 with 5 other autistic people along with myself making up a panel of autistic persons from various walks of life. Not the most fondest thing I remember.

Do you feel WrongPlanet gives you a greater sense of community than what the offline community potentially offers?

Yes I do. I have never met people describing personal experience with the same issues I`ve had.

Same question.

I feel more at home here than the social groups offline, I've ever been in than I am in my mundane,ordinary life..

[b]Do you find serenity in your life.

Yes, sometimes.

Same question.

For me it's a difficult path to follow as, in my case it's not easy for me to hold onto.


Ever came across whom sell false dreams?