Two truths and a lie

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Mmmm....this is a hard one.

Is it #5?

The lie was 7. I wrote at the bottom of my original post by mistake. Sorry.

You're a most unusual (and cute) person.

I hope you can go out in the world more when you get back home.

It's hard to believe no one picked up on my unusualness / proclivity / unique ideology / oddity / alienation / cuteness / pain / dysfunction / struggle / overwhelm among my family, my teachers, profs, doctors ... no one. But, thanks for seeing it now.

1. When I get home I want to look for a SLP who can teach me strategies for better verbal expression of emotions, and methods for overcoming selective mutism.

2. I want to find an OT who can help me with executive function / organizing and getting my affairs back on track in an orderly way (I'm scattered and incomplete in all my paper work).

3. I want to plan trips to Argentina, Uruguay and Seattle, to meet some of my maternal cousins I've missed for 20 years.

I don’t sense there are any lies....

Then I think...you really don’t have much connection to Seattle....

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3 is my lie. The cousins exist (I have maternal cousins all over the place), but I have no interest / energy / emotional resource with which to plan another trip or engage in social interaction. I will need serious down-time now, possibly all summer.

1. I'm very pessimistic
2. I have a few years in college.
3. I have some work experience.

Memorable quotes from Isabella's British profs:

1. (Rushes into class):
"I'm dreadfully sorry I'm late! I was in the corridor having 'intercourse' with Dr. Baker!!..."

2. (During examination):
"The Americans exploded their Space Shuttle! Bodies are hurdling through space. (cries). But, keep writing! Bend your inclination toward duty! Fulfill your duty. *Isabella, you surely know whence that quote is derived? Isabella? Keep writing. Bend toward duty. Isabella? It shall remain exploded tonight so attend your duty.

3. (Walking out):
"It seems that Manhattan is under siege by some demonic airplanes. Perhaps we can retire to the lounge and view the coming footage"

Is the third one a lie?

#3. You probably weren’t in Uni in 2001.

3 for ZZZ

I got my first job in the summer as a fry cook at Mcdonalds for 9 months in total I think, so that's why I wrote I had some work experience. I had some years in college like about 40 hours I think. As for pessimism, yes I do tend to be pessimistic but really I always think I'll have a chance for a better future despite the odds.

That means none of these are lies, ZZZ.

But then....you’re not “extremely” pessimistic.

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I’m thinking that Isabella is related to Juan Peron in some way....

The thought came to my mind a few days ago.

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I was in a Uni library on 9/11. I had finished working for one of my profs and wanted a book for pleasure reading. I overheard a professor say that quote to his grad students, and I joined them in the lounge.

1 is true. Intercourse with Dr. Baker means interaction / discussion. The American kids went wild.

2 is half false. She didn't call me out about the quote until after class was dismissed. (Quote by Aunt Branwell Bronte).

“Social Intercourse” is commonly found in Victorian literature.