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Spring. Where I live the weather is beautiful and the whole town smells like orange blossoms.

What is your favorite smell?

lilacs (I could list more but you said 'favourite').

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Mountain air.

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I like roses and lavender.
Though I may have more.

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Jasmine
A tiny flower tht smells like jasmine (moti or raat ki raani idk eng name)
Orange blossoms
Osmanthus
Pears, apples, cucumbers, mint
Mangoes (real n very sweet ripe ones frm a farm not synthetic perfume)
Lily-of-the-valley!!
Swimming pools

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Too many to name.

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favorite smell would be the smell of the grass after it has rained or the smell of various trees.



favorite sources of inspiration in your own life

Scenery of Canada
N beautiful parks nd forests and gardens

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The Brontë sisters, Simon & Garfunkel, my favourite teacher ever.

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Favorite source of inspiration:

People doing what they were told they could never do, or never do again following a traumatic event. Denis Istomin is one of those people for me.

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For me it's been some of the philosophical means I've read from Bruce Lee as, often things I've picked up on from various movies with a philosophical undertone to them


Do you feel people will gradually become less likely to perceive autistic males as being the proverbial serial/mass killer that has sometimes been portrayed within the media from time to time?

Is that really how people see autistic males? If so then I would hope that they do move away from that perception. It does seem that there is a lack of awareness as to what autism really is.

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Honestly, I don't sense that people associate "autism" with "mass murderer." Usually, the term "sociopath or "psychopath" is used for these folks.

People, usually, associate someone autistic with someone who is reluctant or awkward in a social sense, and who flaps around all day.


Do you, like I, believe an autistic person should be treated with the same amount respect as a non-autistic person should be treated?

I'm not saying all of members of society perceive autistic males as such, but there has been a great deal of incidents/scenarios over the years involving persons whom were purported(speculated) to been on the spectrum but, no concrete evidence was supplied in such cases as, it was merely implied said individuals were. because, of this some people started to think autistic persons were somehow potentially dangerous, as the only person whom was actually on the spectrum that did carry out violence was Adam Lanza, all other persons whom have committed a great deal acts of violence were never confirmed to have been anywhere on the spectrum..

Honestly, in my own daily life the members of my flat complex see me as quirky, but that's the few people I've actually come across.

Do you think there should be services that help auitistic persons finding housing?