Childish behaviour, is any one else dealing with this?

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11 Dec 2016, 3:24 pm

I carry around Pokemon plushies, Everywhere. I even took it into a courthouse once. I project Personalities onto them then have them talk to me. So, Yeah.


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11 Dec 2016, 3:36 pm

Autistics don't really grow up. they have the Social skills of a 7 year old. Well, that's when I fell out of favor. We're all both Immature and mature at the same time. I act like a 6 year old sometimes then a adult other times. It's not really Multiple Personality disorder either. This common.


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11 Dec 2016, 3:44 pm

As the Dalai Lama once said 'Childhood is a state of being' [or something like that]. I love being child-like and love playing and having fun! I have lots of toys and stuffies and watch Digimon Adventure and Tamers [in Japanese] and all of the characters in my books are child-like. :D


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11 Dec 2016, 4:51 pm

I am currently 17. In some ways I am much more mature than my peers, such as making wise decisions, using self-control, and enjoying an exploration of topics not ordinarily popular with teenagers (politics, religious philosophy, Shakespearean analysis, morals etc.). I have always been intellectually mature (when I was 7 I had the 'reading age' of an 18 year-old, and my teachers wanted me to skip 2-3 years of schooling in one go). In other ways, socially, in particular, I am immature. I have little understanding of teenage-level conversations, and don't feel any inclination to find a boyfriend/girlfriend/partner of any description. I feel like a child, maybe 10. I've only recently started ordering for myself at restaurants (I would tell my parents, who would tell the waiter), and find it difficult to present myself at a reception or registration desk. I don't feel ready to be an adult next year.


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11 Dec 2016, 5:11 pm

I'm generally more into collecting than playing now, but I still enjoy playing with, say, Little People and acting out scenarios. It's good for the mind :)


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12 Dec 2016, 12:23 pm

auntblabby wrote:
adulthood is scary. :pale:

Definitely, constantly worried am I going to be able to pay this bill or that bill even though it should not be a problem. Wife then tells me the second I get home that we need to go shopping and is confused when I blow up even though I keep saying tell me ahead of time and if I need to take out cash.



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13 Dec 2016, 2:25 am

mauloch_baal wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
adulthood is scary. :pale:

Definitely, constantly worried am I going to be able to pay this bill or that bill even though it should not be a problem. Wife then tells me the second I get home that we need to go shopping and is confused when I blow up even though I keep saying tell me ahead of time and if I need to take out cash.

at least you have a wife to come home to. :wtg: