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Orange.

Have you ever been on a ship

Yes.

Have you ever been really, REALLY, bored?

Yes. Accompanying my grandma to regular doctor appointments a few years ago was a frequent source of agonizing boredom.

Same question.

Not really, unless I'm around certain people whom only converse about topics that are absolutely out of my range of though or, that I find absolutely insignificant..


What do you think employers and job recruiters should be doing to improve the results of Autistic people finding & retaining work?

no that's weird,
societies shallowness must be changed by the people within

but, but, the people like masquerades and false pretense
for mediocrazy and social credit socialising
remember we were good enough to watch the children,
but only "decent" people could come to the party

with the lying, thieving, violent, neighbors being the "decent" people
- clintonesk* he singles out the woman in distress and she skins the benefits,
but the plan backfired last time,
great fun to look arson in the face everyday

order out of chaos or chaos out of order?
hoarding vs ocd, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THE4ZQR1oW4

Difficult to answer, but I feel there is some sort of sustained link between the two phenomena..




Do you think, that other conditions that an autistic person(s) manages with should not be labeled as co-morbid? Every time I hear that term being used, makes me think that both my aspergers and any other difficulties I deal with on a daily basis is literally going to be the death of me.

Yes, the "morbid" does always strike me as a loaded word. "Co-existing" might fit better when that is what's meant. And for many of the "co-morbids" which autistic people struggle with, "consequential" might be an even better fit which makes a useful semantic distinction.

Same Q.

I hate the term "co-morbid." It has that creepy association with death, as longshot and trogluddite stated. I think co-existing conditions would be a better term.

Same q. re co-morbids

I'll go with co-existing as, I find that a more appropriate feeling and terminology better used.


Do you feel that, within the next 100-500 years as such, there will be greater understanding and integration of autistic people within society as a whole possibly?

I don't know.

What animals or animal have you had as a pet or pets?

Cats and dogs

Same q.

1 cat


Have you ever felt lost in the shuffle?

Not sure about the context of your question, but yes I have.

Same question.

Sometimes, yes.

Same q.

Already answered it.

Same question.

Yes, as to what I meant by,"Lost in the Shuffle" merely indicates where often people tend to overlook your or simply fail to acknowledge your appearance in general..


What career goals or plans do you have for the future?