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I don't know if it's my Asps that stops me from understanding this, but isn't it strange how the human mind works?
At childbirth we barely know a thing, there's not much of a mind in our heads at all. But would you say that it's the way our parents raise us that determines what kind of person we will live on to be? Or possibly friends who stand out, make a name for themselves that changes who we are?
I've noticed that, over the two years I've been in college so far, one of my friends I made there had like... 90% of the same interests as me, yet he was so outspoken and hillarious with his choice of words that it made me start to talk like him in a similar kind of way. Did Asps do this to me would you say? Or is that just human nature.
Also, looking back at that, I've got this personal thought that no matter what we act like or who we are/try to be, we are all human beings in the end. What goes into our minds from birth is carried forwards until it is either overruled by a different personality, or gets develloped into something similar but different in our own way.
What I'm trying to say is, Aspergers Syndrome or not, it is purly up to chance who we become due to the fact that our minds can never be complete, and that we cannot really be blamed for anything we do, right or wrong.
Do you understand what I mean? Or is this all complete nonsense? XD
23 Jul 2009, 11:36 am
