Fintan29 wrote:
CockneyRebel wrote:
You can eat the same foods, every day, and not get sick of them.
Yes, I buy the same lunch at school every day, not at home though since I can't decide on what's for dinner.
You might be an aspie if it took you longer to know how to tie your shoelaces than other people. Heck, if it took longer to learn how to ride a bicycle.
and will stare at the full fridge and while logically knowing there is plenty to eat still feel like there is nothing to eat because that one food you've been stuck on lately is all gone and your sitting there trying to decide to go get more and risk whats in the fridge going bad by not eating it, not eating all together, or trying to make yourself eat something else (bonus points if this takes 15 minutes or more and you space that the fridge is still open during this time).
(Oh and I still don't know how to ride a bike >_<)
MathGirl wrote:
JadedMantis wrote:
You might be an aspie if you don't own a tv or follow tv programs but still go into a trance state if someone turns on a tv no matter what is on.
Heh, so true!
I hate when there's a TV on most the time. TV + me = instazombie. I just can't focus on anything else if one of those damn things is on, especially conversations. However I will leave one on to zone out on making things because the focus of not focusing on the TV seems to help me focus on what I want to focus on (and I am pretty sure that makes absolutely no sense).