Klowglas wrote:
Anyone else sometimes get bummed out when kids can kick your ass at socializing?
After I overhear phone conversations from my 10 year old nephew I'm always at awe at his verbal athleticism, and he's able to remember specific details from events and recall them at ease, his conversations are just so darned fluid.
I get jealous for about half-a-second, but suddenly feel relief that he's not like me, it's a good thing he doesn't have to relive my life, he's got a good future ahead of him.
I just hope that when puberty comes around he doesn't turn that tongue on me, I'll be toast.
I need a new brain.
How about you guys?
I get bummed sometimes when I see my 18 year old son being so flexible with doing so many activities, but I'm so grateful he wasn't born an Aspie too.
What are you grateful for about being as Aspie or on the Autism Spectrum?
Me?
1. How much I can focus
2. How much peace I feel when I'm in the "Oneness" energy while focused on my task at hand
3. How fast my brain grasps new concepts
4. How much socializing I don't expect myself to do
5. How much I do accept myself for my uniqueness
What about you?
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Warmly,
K.D.
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(just a women from Sedona, AZ trying to figure it out...)