A little bit. But I guess my way of thinking collides on some parts with the enviroment I live in. Some parts it doesn't since common sense has still some value in the country I live in.
I guess since the way of thinking is similar for most people with autism, it's easy to collide with people who don't understand or are like you in ways of thinking.
In the words of Tom Waits:
"The World is not my home, i'm just a passin' thru."
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Although totally out of context, it sums up my feelings toward local, regional, national and global temperaments.
I do think you can find a home with people who you trust or give trust. Mutual acceptance goes a long way in a homely feeling.
You being away for awhile and got 'acclimatized' to the place where you studied, maybe needs a while to adjust.
Social mannerisms can differ alot between places, in one place a closed posture might be alot more appreciated instead of the place you where before.
Mannerism = ettiquette = place dependend.
Cheerfully,
Wallourdes
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