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I "think" love is an emotional feeling.

But I am one who has never felt it, so that is just my assumption.



Good question. Was exactly is love to you?

Funny, but that's probably one of the top most difficult questions for me to answer. One of the reasons it's difficult is that there are so many degrees of "love" as far as western culture is concerned. You can "love" a spouse or partner, a parent, child or relative, a friend, a pet, a place, a thing, an idea, etc.

For loving a person, perhaps you know how much you love them after you've lost them and not fully until then.

"Don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you got 'til it's gone."

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In my own interpretation of Love, I say it represents emotional content for another person on a deep & personal level as, well it could mean showing compassion & softhearted for other people.


Do you feel that your autistic difficulties are unique to you as a person?

I think we are all different people, with different personalities, talents, or struggles. While those with autism have a similar profile of difficulties, it is individual to the extent and frame of those difficulties.

Do you like to read?

Yes, I'm a voracious reader.

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I like to read, yes.

Better to howl indoors, or outside?

Indoors


Are somethings easier for you to understand when you tend to re-read them than, initially done?

Yes. I'm reading The Rainbow and I've reread every sentence and paragraph systemically to get through it. It's taking me forever to finish, unfortunately.

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I'll honorably admit, I don't always pick up on things when reading something originally..


What book(s) have you found difficult to understand?

Finnegan's Wake, James Joyce.


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Too many to catalogue here....

Do you find "Ulysses." by James Joyce, to be difficult?

Never read it..


Ever came across anyone talking to themselves, and no not referring to people with Bluetooth earpieces?

You see this almost every day in New York City.

Same question.

My mother does it: the running soliloquy.

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Yes, I've actually seen people talking to themselves, as I was referring to schizophrenic or schizotypal behaviors


Do you think that there should the notion of encouraging people to read/learn how to read in general?

Yes I do.

Same question.