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EventingRoze
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17 Jun 2006, 5:15 pm

Spriteling wrote:
I isolate myself; I spend almost no time in social situations and most of my time is spent by myself, on the computer or reading books. However, I am perfectly happy this way: I feel no need for friends, and I have no particular desire to talk to people. My conversations never go well, anyways. I frequently find myself not knowing how to respond to someone when we are talking, even if it is only, which is where I find myself most comfortable. So, I don't think you should really feel concerned, as many Aspies do not feel the need for friendship.


I'm the same way..



AaronAgassi
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03 Jul 2006, 12:10 am

Can you at all better frame your question than: "Should this concern me?"



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14 Jul 2006, 3:01 pm

Isolation is the best way to live. It saves you from being hurt.



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14 Jul 2006, 3:08 pm

whiteskunk wrote:
Isolation is the best way to live. It saves you from being hurt.


I'd rather be hurt occasionally than be bored my entire life.


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