11 Oct 2019, 2:12 pm
11 Oct 2019, 7:22 pm
11 Oct 2019, 8:04 pm
Today went to job interview at ACE cash express. Uneventful.
hiring event. And I already applied. Per instructions. Went all the f*****g way there , dress code, whatever. Not even one hour beforehand, emailed job rejection. 
that's like cancelling the job interview one hour beforehand. Ass holes
Library closed 10 am, power outage. Could have gone later, but might still have been closed
Pepper jack cheese
Trader Joe's hummus veggie wrap
Kit Kat delicious
Wore trousers not jeans
Gained weight
Pants felt tight
30 is too narrow
32 too wide
Bed 9:15pm to 7 am. Ate breakfast at 2 am. Hummus and wheat bread and chocolate.
Bowel movement. Rocks. Decathlon. Toys r us used to be there.
The penis is annoying
It says "ha?" Instead of; " excuse me"
When I am sleeping, it wakes me up
It kicks me out of the bathroom
Unwanted visitor
It offers me cheap s**t right after I finished eating
Ass hole
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12 Oct 2019, 4:44 am
that is a blessed good question.
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12 Oct 2019, 10:39 am
that is a blessed good question.
Based on my experience and observation; it's mainly about favoring reactivity as opposed to actually pause to think, learn, and tackle it rationally in order to defend their logic, own ideas and beliefs.
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12 Oct 2019, 10:54 am
12 Oct 2019, 11:08 am
The talks of life is 'unfair'! 
Unfair, like;
Someone meditates then she gets mental health issues and nightmares, while I meditate I get spiritual experiences and some hidden wisdom plus EQ points.
Yeah, it's unfair.
Why oh why is fate favoring me so??? 
Buuhuuu?! I should be ashamed of myself! Wahwahwah~ 
12 Oct 2019, 12:05 pm
that is a blessed good question.
Based on my experience and observation; it's mainly about favoring reactivity as opposed to actually pause to think, learn, and tackle it rationally in order to defend their logic, own ideas and beliefs.
I see that in NTs and understand it is part of the way their brain functioned. I thought aspies would be more thoughtful. Or, Edna, does it have to do with bullying? Aspies were bullied and so that's what they do in political discussions. Whoever is loudest and snarkiest wins? Is it a part of American culture? Perhaps it is an expression of American free speech.
12 Oct 2019, 12:52 pm
that is a blessed good question.
Based on my experience and observation; it's mainly about favoring reactivity as opposed to actually pause to think, learn, and tackle it rationally in order to defend their logic, own ideas and beliefs.
I see that in NTs and understand it is part of the way their brain functioned. I thought aspies would be more thoughtful. Or, Edna, does it have to do with bullying? Aspies were bullied and so that's what they do in political discussions. Whoever is loudest and snarkiest wins? Is it a part of American culture? Perhaps it is an expression of American free speech.
Not sure myself...
But I do know is that it's not exclusively American.
My country is very reactive -- collectively reactive. That's why when you post something Filipino on the net somewhere, they come swarming.
It's not really about free speech, it might've been something more psychological play thing to catch those with opposing arguments in order to provoke reactivity.
It can be gratifying for someone to pull it off, some understands this and thinks it's fun -- and both opposing parties can appreciate it. And yes, aspies are no exceptions.
'Free speech' is more of a breading ground for a very overt and therefore more provocative psych play as opposed to a more censored culture ones that needs more subtleties.
Some aspies appreciates this type of thing, some are just too sensitive to join in, and some flatout don't.
And this is a forum full of autistics from various parts of the world, along with varying verbal abilities, circumstances, preferences and other issues they've been through -- where the contexts of being literal and non literal gets blurry unless you have enough verbal ability or some accustomed context to catch what's being inserted between the lines, what is not, and if there were any attempts to do so.
But yeah, loudest and snarkiest is one angle on terms of effects of bullying, certain sensitivities, or just human upping one another for whatever reason.
Fastest to answer even might've been a root of favoring reactivity, as how debates in real life works not really exclusively on effects of bullying nor personal expressions...
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12 Oct 2019, 2:09 pm
I wonder if 'pul-seh' is how Indian English would pronounce 'pulse'. I should ask my coworker if I was wrong when I offhandedly 'corrected' him. 
12 Oct 2019, 4:48 pm
Thanks, Edna. I have learned a lot in that post to think about. 
12 Oct 2019, 4:59 pm
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