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06 May 2023, 7:08 pm

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Why is it that some members don't see a sensitive member when they see one and why is it always a young woman who happens to be that type of member who can't discern.

People assume prerequisites of knowledge, related to such opinion and contexts -- along with the ability to argue.

I found it's not common for said people to assume some do not have the sufficient knowledge and just assume one has enough knowledge and 'knew better'.

Even less common out there -- to recognize every usernames, their habits, their stories, knowing where they're all coming from...
This forum, of this size, it's more plausible.


I have my own inconsistencies.
Online, in the world of texts, it's language comprehension -- which I'm very explicit about it.

In real life, it's a lot of things.
I have to present the fact that there are times I can compete and times I cannot.


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06 May 2023, 11:06 pm

I was telling a coworker today, after two other coworkers made big mistakes, how it's odd that the presumably neurotypical coworkers are making all the big eff-ups with money when here I am with diagnosed ADHD and dyscalulia (math dyslexia) and I'm not making those kind of mistakes.

(Most of my mistakes involve being too much of a pushover with customers. Like I got scolded for cashing a check for someone that we aren't supposed to cash because I didn't know how to tell the customer no.)


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07 May 2023, 1:08 am

6 large seedless oranges a day per week.
That's how much I'm able to cope against sugar addiction. For now.
That's at least 4 USD equivalent per week, at least 16-20 USD equivalent per month.

Nevermind additional 2 USD equivalent worth of bananas per week. That's another 8-10 USD equivalent per month.
Just to prevent my legs from cramping every time I lay on bed and whenever I wake up. :|


So at least most of my whole week worth of my salary goes to this per month... :?
In fruits. That I alone can/should eat. To cope. Sigh.


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07 May 2023, 4:24 am

My liver clearly hurts every time I drink, and more every time, yet I can't stop drinking. I keep trying and then giving in eventually. I need to go to my doctor to at least get off of the medications that I think are contributing (and cause more issues in general than they help), but I'm scared to admit to him that I have a massive drinking problem now. I should be much more scared of damaging my liver and ending up slowly, painfully KMS though. :skull:



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07 May 2023, 5:29 am

The fire alarm in my building went off just as I was about to go to bed yesterday evening. It took me an hour to wind down after that.


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07 May 2023, 5:58 am

A sure fire way to preserve a notebook page is to write on sticky notes instead. :lol: The notebook pages would just hold the sticky notes.

So if I'm wrong or if I'm very disorganized, I could just remove and discard it.
If it's misplaced, I could just move it.


However.
Sticky notes are a bit more expensive if one doesn't know where to buy cheaper. Or, bad ones would fall off or damage the pages.
And THEN having the right size, right shape, right color... If one is that picky.


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07 May 2023, 10:03 am

I just washed the dishes, and after putting them away in to the drying cabinet, I found a glass shard from the sink. Fortunately, it was from the glass jar that I washed and am gonna recycle and not from one of the two drinking glasses that I also washed just now. Not that I'm short on those, but it would be annoying to break one. Again.



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07 May 2023, 2:18 pm

I feel lonely and I don't know why. I have lots of friends but no real close ones. The closest friends I have don't have time also, they are busy people and I need a lot of attention. Especially when I don't know what to do. If I have some of my hobbies to occupy my mind with it feel a little bit better. Also, I'm not sure if I know how to get close friends. I have no strategy. How does other autistic people deal with loneliness I wonder?


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07 May 2023, 2:30 pm

_Hermes_ wrote:
I feel lonely and I don't know why. I have lots of friends but no real close ones. The closest friends I have don't have time also, they are busy people and I need a lot of attention. Especially when I don't know what to do. If I have some of my hobbies to occupy my mind with it feel a little bit better. Also, I'm not sure if I know how to get close friends. I have no strategy. How does other autistic people deal with loneliness I wonder?


Maladaptive daydreaming. Not sure if healthy though!

Right now cats are on my mind.



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07 May 2023, 2:35 pm

^

I rarely feel lonely or miss people, but I have an overwhelming sense of nostalgia all the time. That nostalgia is about times and places which include people, but it's a gestalt sensation that I want to go back in time or re-experience emotions, rather than feeling lonely in the present. I miss the old me, too.


On my mind:
Everything. All at once. Always.


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07 May 2023, 3:35 pm

There are things I should be doing. Tasks and such. I could make a list and one by one get them attended to. I'm overwhelmed though (not because of the list, but rather because of life stuff/the last few days) and figure the best thing for me to do is to take the rest of the day and simply sit, relax, and get my mellow on. Still, I can't make my head stop going 100mph in every direction at once over all this stuff I should be doing right now instead. Even though none of it even needs to be dealt with asap. It's like I'm thwarting my own relaxation and trying to keep the stress snowball gaining size and speed in my head. I need an internal off switch.



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07 May 2023, 3:39 pm

FleaOfTheChill wrote:
There are things I should be doing. Tasks and such. I could make a list and one by one get them attended to. I'm overwhelmed though (not because of the list, but rather because of life stuff/the last few days) and figure the best thing for me to do is to take the rest of the day and simply sit, relax, and get my mellow on. Still, I can't make my head stop going 100mph in every direction at once over all this stuff I should be doing right now instead. Even though none of it even needs to be dealt with asap. It's like I'm thwarting my own relaxation and trying to keep the stress snowball gaining size and speed in my head. I need an internal off switch.


So much this.

I've had stuff on my to-do list since early April when my life went sideways.
Every day I wake up with the best intentions to do them, or even do one thing.
Every night I tell myself, tomorrow.
Somehow despite not doing anything, I've yet to relax -- like, ever, in my life.


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07 May 2023, 3:52 pm

Fairfield wrote:
My liver clearly hurts every time I drink, and more every time, yet I can't stop drinking. I keep trying and then giving in eventually. I need to go to my doctor to at least get off of the medications that I think are contributing (and cause more issues in general than they help), but I'm scared to admit to him that I have a massive drinking problem now. I should be much more scared of damaging my liver and ending up slowly, painfully KMS though. :skull:


Liver failure is a painful way to go.

I wonder which of us can go longer without drinking. :nerdy:


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07 May 2023, 8:26 pm

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Liver failure is a painful way to go.

I wonder which of us can go longer without drinking. :nerdy:

I'm going to try to legit stop drinking. I have been vomiting all day and the area where my liver is hurts so bad sometimes. I'm a massive f****n' idiot. F



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08 May 2023, 12:58 am

stop talking/writing
the more you say the more goes wrong



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08 May 2023, 10:29 am

Spring allergies. What fun.


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