Danielismyname wrote:
(You shouldn't have to learn to do such.)
I try to learn from past mistakes.
Danielismyname wrote:
I don't think it's possible for someone with an ASD to be balanced; logic and its "calmness" is one side of the coin, and since our emotion has trouble escaping our barriers -- you know where this goes when it steps over the line.
Yeah, I know. (Not that that makes it any easier to let emotion go.) It's probably not possible for anyone human to be completely balanced.
Danielismyname wrote:
You take me literally and figuratively; I assume you transposed skull over shell for a reason to begin with as you scanned it (logically, which human has a literal and exact "shell"?), you then went back and understood what I meant; how many people go back?
Not a conscious reason. (Because logically people's hearts reside in their skulls.) People should go back; it's too easy to miss things otherwise. And often there's more than appears at a first glance. Most things usually aren't left sitting in the sun.
Danielismyname wrote:
Yeah, that's why I'm trying to look where I step -- I'll probably get hit by a car, but whatever, Irony is a such a..."friend".
Probably here too. Enough people zoom down this road, and we're at the bottom of a hill...
Danielismyname wrote:
I do what I...do. It's cool, I'll walk 'round the immeasurable circumference with you.
Likewise.
Danielismyname wrote:
(I believe I told you such years ago: everything I know is contained within a single sentence or word.
Yeah, I remember that. And I still think it would be a really, really long sentence. (I get what you mean, of course, but literally... think of how many commas you'd have to use.)
Danielismyname wrote:
You're as beautiful and intelligent as I am for I am one half the equation that has a say in this less than simple/greater than complicated play; your half is equally valid.)
Thanks. (You do make self-defeating behavior difficult, especially when you stick in halves and circles. I'm sure you know that though.)
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