IsabellaLinton wrote:
I agree that you might want to stay away from social media. I've never used Twitter or Reddit, for example, but they both sound quite vile and dehumanising. I also avoid places where there's even the slightest hint of a hierarchy among my peers, whether autistic or NT. (That obviously includes most of the NT world).
I enjoy talking to you. I don't think you're a social reject at all, and I can relate to what you're going through. My scores are all over the map like yours and I struggle with feeling like I fit in, even with autism communities. I decided to just do the best I can. The word games help because I can use my brain but also laugh or make a few connections at the same time. Would you be interested in playing some of the word games or other witty threads? You're more than welcome to join me in Leap Frog, Leap Frog Revised, Make a Sentence, or any of those threads where you can come and go as you please, and you don't need to make deep conversation.
Sending hugs and best wishes.
I think you and others make good points about social media. The vast majority of my tweets are about ASD/Politics/Mental illness.
The political stuff can get quite nasty, but my comments also get 'liked' by some people. I make regular use of the blocking option in a way I don't when it comes to ASD.
I'll check out those games you've mentioned.
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