Greatest Dream Ever!

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I had the greatest dream last night. I was NORMAL! NO Autism. I could understand people and I belonged and was accepted. I was even asked out on 2 dates for 2 different nights, one by a guy I did not know and another that I did. It felt soooo Amazing to belong and never worry; to be popular and loved wherever I went. And then I woke up and cried because I knew it would NEVER happen. if there was such thing as a God, I would sell my soul to live that life...

I have woken up and cried because after waking up dreams of having a happy family. I want you to know that there is a God. You can pray to him and surrender your life and give your heart to Him, but you can't sell your soul to Him. He will be with you every step of the way if you ask Him into your heart. He has been there for me through AS and other problems in my life. Never give up hope on things. I didn't. (Hug for you)

I had dreams like those when I was 14. I took what I learned from those dreams and applied it to school, and my social skills improved. Odd, I know.

not odd, but I thank you Mindslave.

I thank you Musicgirl.

Do you really feel like you are not loved, in your waking life? I wish you didn't have to feel that way. It sounds very painful.

You know, if people don't like you because you're autistic, then that makes them the defective ones. Not you. People who reject others for being different are defective in morality, manners, and general decency. Don't listen to what bigoted people like that think of you.

I've had a dream like that, too - people liking me and accepting me. I felt I was one of them. I kind of sensed what it'd be like to live as an accepted member of society. I know it would never happen in real life but I don't particularly want that to happen because I'm liking the way I am.

Wait, you think that's a good dream? So you don't want to have autism then?

Plenty of people don't want to have autism, Sedentarian. I'm not one of them, but with the bigotry and bullying and general unfriendliness, is it really so surprising?