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30 Dec 2019, 10:49 pm

shortfatbalduglyman wrote:
"much Ado about nothing"

Slippery slope

Accept, reject, decline, incline

Survival of the fittest versus "discrimination"

Visionary, precognitive, telepathic

Precious lil "people" don't believe what I tell them. Ass holes talk too much, too loud. There are too many of them.

36 accomplished nothing. Lazy, executive processing dysfunction. Graceful degradation

The psychologist that might have the authority to "help" me get a job through a case worker, keeps saying "living independently" like she has a "right" to send me to a group home. Tried and failed to research if the psychologist has a right to send someone to a group home. Don't want to find out s**t. A group home is only going to cause additional problems, subject to imagination. If she "helps" me get a job, it is just until I get fired. If she "helps" me get government benefits it is just until the law changes. Laws are constantly changing s**t.

f**k mister redelings :roll:

Treading water

Going nowhere

Lazy, executive processing dysfunction

Slouch

Brain damage

MRI

Moral obligation

Caregiver, slave, guilt, shame, responsible, burden, annoying, imposition, unreasonable


My sister acts like :evil: smoke and mirrors :evil:


She doesn't "help" in any significant manner but she exaggerated what little she does


"With great power comes great responsibility"


Depressed as f**k



Misunderstood

Underappreciated



Lil dipshits' attitude, assumptions, implication, not compatible with my philosophy




Not good at anything

Don't like anything or anyone

Nobody likes me

Several exceptions

Significant digits,

The future is only getting much worse s**t

Graceful degradation

Routine

No "life"

Energy spirit enthusiastic




:heart:



The world is a torture chamber not a playground


:mrgreen:


Love


Fragile vulnerable hopeless helpless


Forty acres and a mule


Double standard

"Life" is not fair

Not everything makes sense

Some children drop dead cancer

They didn't do anything wrong and cancer is the punishment

I didn't do anything correctly and 36 is the reward


"Reality" is easier for mister redelings to deal with because he is a skinny smart handsome cisgender neurotypical extrovert white man


s**t

Autism, depression, generalized anxiety disorder are defined as :evil: disabilities :skull: , not :mrgreen: superpower :D



:idea: a disability :?: :cry: :lol: is something that makes it hard to deal with "reality"




Don't even want to go bathroom hopping

Quit hobby

Not fun anymore

Failure

Socially awkward

Uptight relax

Idiots


Unknown

Stability

Suicide

Chaos

Hectic

Friends, unpredictable, spectrum, misleading appearances

Don't participate

Lil dipshits are usually not worth the energy it takes to interact with them


Depressed rage, anger



Tabboo


Initiative


Give up

Resignation


Vague broad, too much authority



Do nothing all day long


Beyond repair :jester: :nerdy: s**t
:cry:


Loud long Sighes...... hang in there ....?


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30 Dec 2019, 11:51 pm

Foot hockey, nostalgia.


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31 Dec 2019, 12:24 am

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i follow the atrocities of the saudis in yemen and plan to vote for bernie who will cut off US military support to the saudis.


yes.....feel the bern


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31 Dec 2019, 8:37 am

Kiprobalhato wrote:
cathylynn wrote:
i follow the atrocities of the saudis in yemen and plan to vote for bernie who will cut off US military support to the saudis.


yes.....feel the bern


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31 Dec 2019, 10:10 am

An hour before New Year.


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31 Dec 2019, 10:29 am

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An hour before New Year.

happy new year, thoughtful edna.



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01 Jan 2020, 5:19 pm

Okay, the easiest way for me to do things is to break them down into manageable steps. So, step one: get off my lazy bum and clean my bedroom (which is so messy and cluttered you'd probably have to see it to believe it :oops: ). If nothing else, having at least one place in the house that's clean and clutter-free will quite possibly help improve my mood, which will make other things easier. Step one-and-a-half: set up the bookshelf I got for my birthday last year but haven't had space to set up (step one should free up enough space) and put away all the books I have stacked all over. Step two : ??? But at least I have somewhere to start.


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01 Jan 2020, 5:31 pm

My brain. <sigh>



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01 Jan 2020, 6:24 pm

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Whatever happened to wilin' out and being violent?
Whatever happened to catchin'
A good old-fashioned passionate ass-whoopin'
And gettin' your shoes, coat and your hat tooken


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01 Jan 2020, 7:22 pm

359 more days 'til xmas :santa:



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01 Jan 2020, 9:20 pm

Sore throat, getting sick

Surprised I didn't get sick earlier:. Sleep deprivation, eating, stress, bacteria, loud noise, shoes wet in the rain, cold temperature

Scientology scam

"Home Alone" is about an 8 year old, not 36

"Show your work"

Hectic, chaotic

New year's day almost everything closed

Back to regular schedule tomorrow

Library, trader Joe's, bus

f**k mister redelings s**t

"Life" is meaningless and stupid

Bread and potstickers ran out

Exotic bean salad

The world has nothing positive to offer me :twisted: and vice versa

Just patiently waiting for death

36 nothing accomplished but that could be a good thing s**t



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01 Jan 2020, 9:53 pm

dragonsanddemons wrote:
Okay, the easiest way for me to do things is to break them down into manageable steps. So, step one: get off my lazy bum and clean my bedroom (which is so messy and cluttered you'd probably have to see it to believe it :oops: ). If nothing else, having at least one place in the house that's clean and clutter-free will quite possibly help improve my mood, which will make other things easier. Step one-and-a-half: set up the bookshelf I got for my birthday last year but haven't had space to set up (step one should free up enough space) and put away all the books I have stacked all over. Step two : ??? But at least I have somewhere to start.


Alongside step one (step A, maybe?): make sure I'm showering every two or three days (I don't get stinky or get greasy hair until it's been longer than that, showering every day is excessive for me) and brushing and flossing my teeth at least once a day (to start with, once I've got that established I will increase brushing to twice a day); also keep up with Merlin (my service dog)'s grooming - that means comb his ears and tail (where the fur is longer), clean his ears, and brush his teeth once every day, brush him all over and give him a bath once every week. If I can't take care of myself and Merlin (who will of course be coming with me when/if I move out), how do I expect to do all that and take care of an apartment and all associated "adulting" things? I've decided I don't have to eat lunch every day if I really don't feel like it, I just have to have at least one good meal a day (usually that's dinner).


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01 Jan 2020, 10:46 pm

Watching the same videos of the same people over and over again as I do every single night/free time of day.




Nothing particularly relevant, just soothing, calming, the topic, voices, vibes and personality of the people,
makes my brain feel good (similar to stimming)


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02 Jan 2020, 1:28 pm

Finishing up what I started a long time ago..



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02 Jan 2020, 1:36 pm

Delicious seafood.



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02 Jan 2020, 1:53 pm

why do NTs use terms like 'batsh!t' etc to describe someone's mental state, including that of strangers.

also why do they judge it like it's a permanent setting?

like someone on a forum said XYZ innocuous person (a skincare doctor) on youtube,
is 'whacked in the head'..

their reasoning, when i asked, was that the person is 'whacked' because
'xyz person loves to collect dolls, weird mom, has anorexia very obviously but never addresses it.'

and it was so ... these are the types of comments they make.
like yesterday there was a woman talking about some man who's been taking advantage of her and treating her like garbage.

instead of sympathizing, these people later (after the woman logged off) started talking about her being 'batsh!t crazy' etc 'doesn't get therapy' etc...

and i was thinking, "woman is going through a tough time emotionally. and you make fun of her for talking about it anonymously on a forum?"
they don't know about the person's circumstances and judge them for having problems in life or mentally?

one time a person said this about a boyfriend who 'doesn't look people in the face when he talks to them.. he might be on the spectrum'
i explained how it is with aspergers, etc and it's nothing personal, etc.
everyone else was telling her tio 'dump him' etc. that he's 'not worth it.'


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