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01 Sep 2018, 12:21 pm

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I finally got accept into something at the university – I'll be teaching assistant to the Introduction to Introduction to Architectural History and Theory class, I was so happy about it. Now, it was the day for my first task – I must plan a tour for the students to see our eclectic architecture, and arrange visiting inside some builds and I feel unable to do it. I already booked three places but I'm afraid one of them isn't properly eclectic, I'm afraid the professor will think I'm dumb and regret having chosen me.

Congratulations, that sounds like it could be a lot of fun.


it should be and it's great because I wanted to pursue an academic career, this counts on being accepted on a master's degree... but at the same time, I feel I'm not good enough and I can't just relax. I went to many places today and talked with many people... from the answer of the professor it sounds like I did too much, not sure if it's bad or not?

It's a thing I like and wanted to do, I have no idea why I feel so insecure.


Going outside your comfort zone is difficult. You are taking a risk. In my experience, I feel humans can fear both success & failure. Keeping with the status quo is easy.



I know that feeling too as, I've decided within the next 2 years hopefully :( that I will move to another place to start my life in a more promising and autistic friendly territory/atmosphere

0 at this juncture as I'm both optimistic and pessimistic


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01 Sep 2018, 12:58 pm

Dear Carolyn: I'm not in a romantic relationship and I'm fine with that — maybe too fine. My feeling is that I am building a life without one and then if it happens, it happens. My concern is that if it doesn't happen, am I missing out on one of the great things in life? (I do have great, long-standing friendships.)

— Ann Arbor, Mich.

Ann Arbor, Mich.: Yes, you are missing out on one of the great things in life — walking through time by someone’s side. And couples are missing out on one of the great things in life — living utterly and completely on one’s own terms.

We choose, we sacrifice, we covet other people’s toys and we hope for the best. The definition of “best” is different for everyone, but I imagine we collectively hope to minimize the number of times we long for the things we gave up. You’re asking, but you don’t seem to be sighing that much.

Meanwhile, you’re stockpiling the commodity every one of us needs, no matter which choices we make: self-reliance. Never second-guess that.



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01 Sep 2018, 5:20 pm

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01 Sep 2018, 5:39 pm

8 since I am satisfied with my effort today and nothing went wrong.

After having attended i riding class can conclude that I am still clumsy, uncertain and struggle to find out how to act in social situations. Copying others, watching them carefully to find out what I should be doing, being too quiet...all of it is still there. At least I know what it is now so I do not feel as filled with self hatred and feeling lost as I used to. It`s just sad that it is this way.
Even if people seems so nice, I still can`t find a way to connect well enough with them. Watching everything from "the outside", watching their ways.
But as long as no one turns hostile towards me the problem isn`t so big today as it once was.
I payed for a full weekend course, but I really can`t go tomorrow and had to write and let the instructor know I`m not coming. I am exhausted and found comfort in raking grass when I came home even if I was very tired. I needed to let go of some agitation and stress.
The riding and instructions went well though. My horse did good and really helped me by being so nice. And the dogs were overwhelmingly happy to see me when I went in. The Cocker Spaniel jumped up and down like a ball. Dogs really know how to put a smile on your face! :)



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01 Sep 2018, 5:41 pm

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02 Sep 2018, 8:35 pm

cathylynn wrote:
Dear Carolyn: I'm not in a romantic relationship and I'm fine with that — maybe too fine. My feeling is that I am building a life without one and then if it happens, it happens. My concern is that if it doesn't happen, am I missing out on one of the great things in life? (I do have great, long-standing friendships.)

— Ann Arbor, Mich.

Ann Arbor, Mich.: Yes, you are missing out on one of the great things in life — walking through time by someone’s side. And couples are missing out on one of the great things in life — living utterly and completely on one’s own terms.

We choose, we sacrifice, we covet other people’s toys and we hope for the best. The definition of “best” is different for everyone, but I imagine we collectively hope to minimize the number of times we long for the things we gave up. You’re asking, but you don’t seem to be sighing that much.

Meanwhile, you’re stockpiling the commodity every one of us needs, no matter which choices we make: self-reliance. Never second-guess that.


I definitely wouldn't want to be in a relationship with someone just to have one. Despite what some people claim about me, I want a special kind of partner, not just any woman who crosses my path. I couldn't be with someone who didn't share similar life values and expected me to be a certain way.



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03 Sep 2018, 3:19 am

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03 Sep 2018, 3:24 pm

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03 Sep 2018, 3:44 pm

6 – i'm really happy but i'll deduce 2 points because it's too hot and 2 points because i'm a bit messed with my tasks.



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03 Sep 2018, 4:09 pm

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03 Sep 2018, 5:12 pm

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03 Sep 2018, 6:10 pm

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((((((((sly279)))))))) I'm very sorry you're feeling so bad. Sending you lots and lots of dragon hugs.


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03 Sep 2018, 6:24 pm

-8. Changing weather plus lack of sleep plus sinus infection equals massive headache. I still really want to make some sort of progress toward living on my own, but don't see that happening any time soon. And once I am, then what? I'll still just be a lazy layabout doing nothing of any value to anyone, really just existing and biding the time until I die - I'll just be doing it on my own. But there's no way I can work any job in the forseeable future, I have no particular skills or talents or anything... what am I supposed to do? And I'm just so dang tired of living... I wish I could just die of natural causes already, that would make things so much easier, for everyone.

And a much more mild complaint, I really wish I had something to do for Halloween where 1, the costume I've been working on would be appropriate, and 2, people would actually recognize what I was supposed to be (a Cenobite from Hellraiser - one I created myself). But since I rarely even interact with anyone outside of my immediate family, I'll probably just be sitting at home by myself, watching horror movies on my own, again (which isn't anything out of the ordinary for me - I do that all year round).


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