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06 Oct 2009, 4:29 pm

my sweetheart, who else

I miss her so much :( :cry:


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06 Oct 2009, 11:23 pm

I travel for work about 60% of the time, so I'm gone a week or two at a time. I always miss my son and can't wait to see him again.. he's 7 and is my world and the one thing that I can always find hope in.

I misse my dogs too, they're always there to say hello when I get home and don't care what I have or haven't done.

I miss my wife sometimes, but once we talk that usually dies.

Is it wrong that I enjoy being alone in an unknown place? I can wander through the strets of a stange town where I don't know anyone or anything about the place, and be perfectly content. I walked through a park in San Jose, CA today for hours.. It was great, most people are so unfriendly that I didn't even have to deal with the normal random 'hi, how are you' when meeting strangers!~



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07 Oct 2009, 8:30 pm

Wow. I have been gone for a while. I never guessed this thread would still be going so strong.

I miss you guys. Until next time, take care.
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08 Oct 2009, 10:16 pm

Yeah I miss her.

Yet I'm positive I'm better off without her playing much of a role in my life.
The regrets come often enough as it is.


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10 Oct 2009, 3:27 am

I miss my sweetheart, won't be seeing her today as I didn't get it arranged but not to worry, there's always next week


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12 Oct 2009, 11:57 am

Yes, very much. :(



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15 Oct 2009, 12:04 pm

The girl who I was dating. She's moving several states away. She said she needs to find herself. She said she needs her space. I miss her. :cry:



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16 Oct 2009, 8:42 pm

I miss my grandmother (mother's mother), she died in the early 90s (think i was 12). She was the only one that got "into my world," and she probably knew i was ASD (I had several tendencies similar to my uncle, mother's older brother). She knew something was up, but had no idea about AS and the understanding of autism at the time didnt include AS (or didnt know much of it by that time). I shut down to others after losing her to a heart attack that became complicated with pneumonia.

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19 Oct 2009, 2:26 am

I miss someone a lot. :( She has no time this month.


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19 Oct 2009, 8:59 am

PlatedDrake wrote:
I miss my grandmother (mother's mother), she died in the early 90s (think i was 12). She was the only one that got "into my world," and she probably knew i was ASD (I had several tendencies similar to my uncle, mother's older brother). She knew something was up, but had no idea about AS and the understanding of autism at the time didnt include AS (or didnt know much of it by that time). I shut down to others after losing her to a heart attack that became complicated with pneumonia.

:( :cry:


I hear you, man. *Hugs*

My mom was my fortress against loneliness and other people's mindless, unconditional hatred. I feel like most of me died with her three years ago. :cry:


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19 Oct 2009, 9:44 am

I miss a very dear friend of mine.


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20 Oct 2009, 2:28 am

I miss my sweetheart but I do know I will get to see her this weekend at the very least :)


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20 Oct 2009, 6:08 am

PlatedDrake wrote:
I miss my grandmother (mother's mother), she died in the early 90s (think i was 12). She was the only one that got "into my world," and she probably knew i was ASD (I had several tendencies similar to my uncle, mother's older brother). She knew something was up, but had no idea about AS and the understanding of autism at the time didnt include AS (or didnt know much of it by that time). I shut down to others after losing her to a heart attack that became complicated with pneumonia.

:( :cry:


I had a very similar incident when I was that age too. It happened to me in '87 and it was my great-aunt (she was like an extra grandmother to me). She too was only one that got into my world (at the time) and she too passed from a heart attack. I shut down and my world stopped. I recovered though and I know that if she were to see me now she would be very prowd.



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20 Oct 2009, 10:41 am

phoenixjsu wrote:
PlatedDrake wrote:
I miss my grandmother (mother's mother), she died in the early 90s (think i was 12). She was the only one that got "into my world," and she probably knew i was ASD (I had several tendencies similar to my uncle, mother's older brother). She knew something was up, but had no idea about AS and the understanding of autism at the time didnt include AS (or didnt know much of it by that time). I shut down to others after losing her to a heart attack that became complicated with pneumonia.

:( :cry:


I had a very similar incident when I was that age too. It happened to me in '87 and it was my great-aunt (she was like an extra grandmother to me). She too was only one that got into my world (at the time) and she too passed from a heart attack. I shut down and my world stopped. I recovered though and I know that if she were to see me now she would be very prowd.


Well, dunno what i can say . . . about the only thing ive done is prove that AS has finally been noticed in my family, but it still feels like its too late. Yeah, i know, 29 is young, and there are others who have been dxd late, but it doesnt reassure me that much. Hell, given the life expectancy on my mother's side is 60-70 years, i feel like half my life is gone and there is no getting it back. On the up side, my dad's family has a history of smokers and drinkers that make it to the 80s and 90s, so my chances are 50/50. That aside, i dont know what my grand mother would be proud of save that i am still alive. <sigh> :(



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20 Oct 2009, 7:18 pm

Yes. I miss Joel, my brother-in-law. We used to chat OL almost everyday, for about the last 2 years. Then it reached the point of me not "engaging" him, and he became unresponsive.

I am doing better now. I understand why he did what he did.



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20 Oct 2009, 7:29 pm

I miss my soulmate. Her social anxiety was too much for her.