kraftiekortie wrote:
What relaxes me is watching old sports games on YouTube.
Ok, between this reply and your reply on my other thread I think you got it spot on!
I sat at the opera for 3 hrs late last night with my 8 year old aspie girl. One of her special interests is opera. It was amazing and really a fun night out for us but I have to remember it is not me who loves opera. I need to find some time to feed my interests too. They are just as important. I think I am feeling saturated as I spent the last 6 months reading about autism, doing all the ground work for the assessment process for my daughter, getting her though the stress of the assessment process and the aftermath and setting up better provisions at school to then going straight to wondering about whether I am also autistic. Of course that is fairly full on. And as much as I love my daughter and admire her and she is my favourite person in the whole world, she (and her needs) can't and shouldn't be MY sole special interest - I need to go back to carving out some time to nurture myself now. Thanks! I get it now.
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