02 Jan 2010, 5:55 am
I think complain might be putting it a bit mildly with me! Freak out would be a better explanation of what I do when something changes! It depends on what it is that is changing. Funnily enough it's usually small changes to my routine that freak me out rather than large things!
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02 Jan 2010, 7:51 pm
Yeah. I hate change.
When I was a kid, I used to cry when someone changed the channel on the telly or the ads came on. In fact, I had a fear of ads until recently.
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03 Jan 2010, 1:03 am
zeldapsychology wrote:
I'm not sure if this falls into the whole "routine" issue that Aspies have so I thought I'd ask here IMO it seemed like it. Today my dad started to move the fridge and I complained the water wasn't on so I could fill my sports bottles (he said I could just drink regular water bottles) It also felt strange he got rid of the ceramic plates so he could take down the cabinets. I knew he was doing this kitchen remodel but my parents did not like I complained about the water issue. I tend to complain alot and was curious if others complained alot and like things the way they are of sorts (as in not moved or changed)
I don't complain but I don't like change. When my mum put an Indian elephant curtain over our couch I felt weird about it for weeks. Kind of like a cat I had if you'd change the furniture around she would just stare at it for hours.
Actually come to think of it the lounge room looks a bit weird with the Christmas tree removed.
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20 Jan 2010, 1:13 am
Elementary_Physics wrote:
Yes. My Father bought a new car, and I am a bit sulky and I keep saying "I liked the old car".
And I always HATE new seating arangments in the classroom. In my Creative Writing class, the teacher decided to move the desks around, but instead of switching where I sat, I would move a desk over to where I used to sit, near the teacher's desk. The teacher just rolled her eyes a bit, but didn't mind. Another teacher (Who really liked me) would come in and ask "Why is she sitting over there, seperated from everyone else?" and my Creative Writing teacher said "Oh, Thats just Rachel". When people asked me to sit by them I'd say "No. I ONLY like it over here"
And I always HATE new seating arangments in the classroom. In my Creative Writing class, the teacher decided to move the desks around, but instead of switching where I sat, I would move a desk over to where I used to sit, near the teacher's desk. The teacher just rolled her eyes a bit, but didn't mind. Another teacher (Who really liked me) would come in and ask "Why is she sitting over there, seperated from everyone else?" and my Creative Writing teacher said "Oh, Thats just Rachel". When people asked me to sit by them I'd say "No. I ONLY like it over here"
I remember walking into my class once and every single desk was moved. That did not go well with me. Not at all.
I hate change, I can only accept it if there's a reason for the change, that reason cannot be "change for the sake of change". For example, when my father bought me a bookcase, I hated the way my room looked different, bur I liked the bookcase so I accepted it. Things like classroom seating changes and furniture being moved makes me angry.
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