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18 Feb 2008, 12:18 am

What is one positive thing about your life or anything around you? It doesn't matter how small, but it's nice to get a break from all that negativity there is in life.

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18 Feb 2008, 12:20 am

I'm the kind of guy who would turn the glass into a projectile and say it's completely empty.

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18 Feb 2008, 12:22 am

Nothing in my life is positive.

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18 Feb 2008, 12:23 am

886 wrote:

I'm the kind of guy who would turn the glass into a projectile and say it's completely empty.

Lol!
Is there anything though that is slightly positive? Right now I'm grateful that this website doesn't have any pink on it whatsoever, as I tend to freak out when I see it. (I don't really like Valentines or Easter much, though I try to focus on the red and white on V. Day and the blue, green and yellow on E. day)

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18 Feb 2008, 12:24 am

ebec11 wrote:

886 wrote:

I'm the kind of guy who would turn the glass into a projectile and say it's completely empty.

Lol!
Is there anything though that is slightly positive. Right now I'm grateful that this website doesn't have any pink on it whatsoever, as I tend to freak out when I see it. (I don't really like Valentines or Easter much, though I try to focus on the red and white on V. Day and the blue, green and yellow on E. day)

Though that is truly positive, I tend not to dwell on details such as that. I just look at the negatives.

I mean, I drive and have a job, and I'm not 18, so I guess I'm not all that bad at life.

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18 Feb 2008, 12:24 am

Paladin_Cecil wrote:

Nothing in my life is positive.

What about the fact that you have an awesome username? That you're alive and you're not dying of cancer? What about the fact that you're not constantly starving in a third world country?

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18 Feb 2008, 12:25 am

886 wrote:

ebec11 wrote:

886 wrote:

I'm the kind of guy who would turn the glass into a projectile and say it's completely empty.

Though that is truly positive, I tend not to dwell on details such as that. I just look at the negatives.

I mean, I drive and have a job, and I'm not 18, so I guess I'm not all that bad at life.

That's good!
A lot of people with AS can't drive, so that's an extremely good thing!
What kind of job do you have (Be as general as you wish)

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18 Feb 2008, 12:26 am

There's still nothing positive.

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18 Feb 2008, 12:30 am

Paladin_Cecil wrote:

There's still nothing positive.

Why not? If you think about your life, it could be so much worse. Isn't it a positive, even if you're using negative subjects to support it?

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18 Feb 2008, 12:38 am

My life is worse. It keeps getting worse as each day passes...

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18 Feb 2008, 12:48 am

ebec11 wrote:

886 wrote:

ebec11 wrote:

886 wrote:

I'm the kind of guy who would turn the glass into a projectile and say it's completely empty.

Though that is truly positive, I tend not to dwell on details such as that. I just look at the negatives.

I mean, I drive and have a job, and I'm not 18, so I guess I'm not all that bad at life.

That's good!
A lot of people with AS can't drive, so that's an extremely good thing!
What kind of job do you have (Be as general as you wish)

I work at a movie theater, and I sell concession items.

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18 Feb 2008, 12:50 am

886 wrote:

ebec11 wrote:

886 wrote:

ebec11 wrote:

886 wrote:

I'm the kind of guy who would turn the glass into a projectile and say it's completely empty.

Though that is truly positive, I tend not to dwell on details such as that. I just look at the negatives.

I mean, I drive and have a job, and I'm not 18, so I guess I'm not all that bad at life.

That's good!
A lot of people with AS can't drive, so that's an extremely good thing!
What kind of job do you have (Be as general as you wish)

I work at a movie theater, and I sell concession items.

Oh, my sister did that! She showed me how the projectors work once, and she let me have a tour behind the concession box

I was 11 then, and it was really cool!
Do you enjoy your job? I know it's only a start, but comparing that you're younger then 18, that's pretty good

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18 Feb 2008, 12:51 am

Paladin_Cecil wrote:

My life is worse. It keeps getting worse as each day passes...

But are you dying?
I know you have a sucky life right now, but trust me, life does get better if you work for it.

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18 Feb 2008, 12:52 am

I'm dying of lonliness.

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18 Feb 2008, 12:53 am

ebec11 wrote:

886 wrote:

ebec11 wrote:

886 wrote:

ebec11 wrote:

886 wrote:

I'm the kind of guy who would turn the glass into a projectile and say it's completely empty.

Though that is truly positive, I tend not to dwell on details such as that. I just look at the negatives.

I mean, I drive and have a job, and I'm not 18, so I guess I'm not all that bad at life.

That's good!
A lot of people with AS can't drive, so that's an extremely good thing!
What kind of job do you have (Be as general as you wish)

I work at a movie theater, and I sell concession items.

Oh, my sister did that! She showed me how the projectors work once, and she let me have a tour behind the concession box

I was 11 then, and it was really cool!
Do you enjoy your job? I know it's only a start, but comparing that you're younger then 18, that's pretty good

To a certain extent I do..

I really like the people I work with, they're great people, really nice and understanding of asperger's syndrome. But I hate the a**hole customers who whine and complain that I do everything wrong.

I couldn't imagine a better job for being 17, though.

I plan to get a new one when I turn 18. Hopefully costco, as an overnight forklift operator.

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18 Feb 2008, 12:54 am

I would say my glass was half-empty until age 30, then it became half-full, and now stays that way, most of the time. :wink:

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