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I think autism therapists should look at things from the ASd person’s point of view yes

but also teach ‘NT’ kids about it in a nice way how to get along n understand them

Same, I prefer sports. Especially when it comes to writing rather than reading.

People probably think I'm stupid esp based on how I dress etc as well.

I can't really separate sports from politics though.

Just I'd rather write or talk about sport than some dry academic thing.

Do you ever get judgement the other way? Sometimes when I'm talking about football I have to pick my words carefully to avoid using words like 'ethos' because people can be reverse snobs.

Mine is:
I'm currently writing something which I'm not sure is a collection or a poem. All the sections intersect but they needn't and it's quite long.

I have copyrighted four spec scripts through the Writer's Guild of America.

I rehome unwanted dwarf hamsters from pet shops and rescue centres and give them a good quality of life.

I am wearing new pink slippers with the Habs logo on top. They go well with my caftan.

I'm the Unknown Soldier. Every city has one.

Seeing my feral kitties outside makes me happy.

I'm such a materialistic person.

Music is my earliest and oldest special interest. When my mom was pregnant with me, she put headphones on her stomach and played Luther Vandross. After I was born, I cried non-stop for the first 3 months of my life (minus eating and rare sleep, and no I didn't have colic) and hearing Luther Vandross was one of the only things that stopped me.

The other thing was a decal of a cartoon man on the bathroom mirror that I remember and can describe in detail. (My mom was floored when I did )

Now whenever I hear Luther Vandross I get sleepy and fall asleep. Even 30 years later.

Luther Vandross has such a gorgeous voice. What beautiful music - what a wonderful thing for your mother to do!

How many do you have? Dwarf hamsters are gorgeous. I used to want to build a "metro" of plastic tunnels throughout my apartment for the hamster to run through.

I want to do this for our cat, and have it lead to a little tree house outside.

^^ I have 2 currently, one is a dwarf Sapphire Russian who has just turned 1 and I've a little Roborovski who I've had since Halloween last year. In the past 2 years I've cared for another 6 who have since gone to the big running wheel in the sky. Also having a cat means I can't build them tunnels like you wanted to, that sounds like fun.

^ I know someone who rescued a magpie as a fledgling. He's imprinted to his human rescuers so they've now built an aviary accessible from their kitchen window so it can come and go without going free as it wouldn't survive.

Is your cat indoor at the moment?

I haven't had a cat in over 30 years.

I measured myself recently----and I might have gotten shorter. I might only be 5 foot 4 even now. I'll have to confirm this during my next checkup. But I bet I'm still 5 foot 4.75.

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I hate politics

"I HATE coconuts!"---Yosemite Sam