Mr Salvador
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hi! welcome the forum
'different' is the new 'normal' here
its good to be different so never let anyone tell you need to be something you're not
I too had to self diagnose, knowing I was different from the first day of shool, ever
I got an official diagnosis about a year ago now and its made me feel so much better now that I know myself better, I hope you meet people here that you can relate to, it helps knowing you're not the only one, believe me
you can add me if you're ne and need some guidance
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youre very welcome Michaela!
you were my first friend on here so of course im going to help you!
glad you can post again
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I have similar things ...
I want to have friend and be social
It just causes me anxiety
Some kind of paradox I think.
I'm so lonely but I can't handle the 99 and just usually float about the edges of society
Even when there's people who agree and want to discuss the same topic it can be too stressful to contemplate...
Mostly the people I know don't know me...
'Normal' people are so irregular and unpredictable!!!!
Plus I get sensory overloads just hearing all the traffic and city noise so I'm triggered off even before I've got somewhere...
That's just apparently what we need to learn how to cope with, but if autism means we don't do that we'll will we ever learn it??
The paradox of life being an aspie in an upside down world
Bless x
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In mcdonalds ND brains trying to switch off and my daughter keeps trying to talk to stop me starring out the window...
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I know it's okay when my brain wants to shutdown or just rock n fidget but sometimes I can't and have to fight it.
It's so annoying
Still fighting the homeless situation and got my daughter to care for fortnightly!
Can't get social services support till I have a home and can't get any help
My brain wants to shut down but I can't let it...
So annoying!! Aaarrghhh
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Hester...
Is your query regarding your own personal condition or is it for science project?
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Oops...duplicate post
MOD please delete repeat
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Hi hope you are in a coping phase
You're in the right place
Just remember it's okay to be different
However, here, you are or will be more 'normal' than in the outside world.
Get involved in a discussion or two and as I did, you'll find you say 'I'm like that' quite a lot... and when you are brave enough to share your own feelings and experiences you'll find, as I did, that others say 'that's just like them' too
When you've found out more about your 'self' you can start to learn about the better sides of autism!
Thinking outside the box, a level of care and compassion neurotypicals think is a waste of time, artistic flare... one of mine is in mechanical assembly and repair...when I can manipulate the 3d schematics in my mind I never need to read the schematics again... everything is in there like a computer program and that's when the other people in the workshop grow to hate me because apparently I make then look bad... but hey nobody's perfect eh
Just make sure you don't let them grind you down or tell you you're broken
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Hi hope you are in a coping phase
You're in the right place
Just remember it's okay to be different
However, here, you are or will be more 'normal' than in the outside world.
Get involved in a discussion or two and as I did, you'll find you say 'I'm like that' quite a lot... and when you are brave enough to share your own feelings and experiences you'll find, as I did, that others say 'that's just like them' too
When you've found out more about your 'self' you can start to learn about the better sides of autism!
Thinking outside the box, a level of care and compassion neurotypicals think is a waste of time, artistic flare... one of mine is in mechanical assembly and repair...when I can manipulate the 3d schematics in my mind I never need to read the schematics again... everything is in there like a computer program and that's when the other people in the workshop grow to hate me because apparently I make then look bad... but hey nobody's perfect eh
Just make sure you don't let them grind you down or tell you you're broken
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Hey all
Back online
Still homeless but nearly getting sorted. I'm in Leicester now near to bambina
It's shocking how little help one gets sometimes!
How many more words other than 'homeless and autistic' does one need to say to get help??
Anyway somehow I'm still alive and thought I'd say hi before getting back into discussing the deepness we sometimes do when topics get hot
Hope everyone is okay...one day when I get a home I'm going to make it like a sensory room it'll be great
Can't wait. Anxiety is a killer eh
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Hi...im listening. ..we're all colourful people here...
However I do not see a question of topic of comversation for us to pick up on??
You arenot alone. ..im late diagnosed, 36
I have meltdowns all the time
Its just bcos of not understanding the world around me, sensory overloads and the generalised anxiety thing which never goes just gets somewhat better
If you'd like any more reassurance feel free to PM me
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Hey...youre in the right place!
Feel free to message me if you'd like to discuss something
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Yes negative and controlling! My ex eas like that bit blamed me...as if autism was the root of all her problems. ..heartless
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Mainstream stereotypes are cruel anyway
There is much colour between the black and white boxes they expect everyone to adhere to
I guess my insides are me
Just the outside connectors are alternate polarity in a similar way to aspie/NT. ..
Très confusement
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Im not sure I feel it necessary
Im happy being me
Just saying regards to gender identity perhaps an amount of duplicity...or blurring
However this perception may also be blurred due to commonplace gender stereotypes
Im happy now, just sharing for the purpose of helping others more confused...
I do remember feeling I had something in the way as a child. ..but perhaps in the next life...
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Thankyou
Im a little closer to being housed. I have a psychiatrist who is tryingito help with that
Feel much better with diagnosis out the way
Like a big weight lifted
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Hi!
I am also interested in discussions about space if you want to chat PM me
I am late diagnosed, 36 and live in leicester
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Hi!
I also had late diagnosis, 36!
Better late than never
Much damaged was caused in the meantime but we must carry on, and not with anger in our hearts, for anger is the only enemy we need worry about.
I too come from mixed background and have moved home many times...it also was a cause of my misdiagnosis for all the years...
But we must not let anger dictate our lives.
I am also interested in technology. ..especially repairing new things ive not fixed before
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Well welcome and hello awakened soul!
You are in the right place!
I am 36 and recently diagnosed and akso have 4yr old NT child. I worry for her too as she noticed daddy cant do the pretend games ages ago!
She teaches me though, and learnt a lot from her about social interaction. .. from 4yr old haha
Bless them eh
I feel my diagnosis lifted a massive weight off my mind about what the hell is going on uo there!
Now I am awakened I know myself so much better and the anxiety is less
This can be a great place for reassurance if needed.
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Sounds to me like he needs a challenge in life. School isnt everything!
Yiu are in the right place!
If you are patient and open here people will help and share their views.
I am a late diagnosed aspie, 36.
I always had problems with anxiety and am 6ft myself and 14 stone 8 pounds!
The only method of control I will accept is my own self control and I need to beleive something is right before I do it not just because im told.
Im not being defiant or rude I am simply requiring more information and justification for that which you ask of us.
It is my opinion that his intellect has not been 'tickled' and if you help him find, and encourage, his special interest...he will want to do things ofhis own accord...
As it happens my 'A-dar' has led me to a similar boy who doesnt like school but has learnt that learning to code is a 'game' ans encouraging his mother to help him follow this path...
This is called our 'special interest' and something aspies often excell at!
Help him find his 'thing' and encourage it and you will a different side to him im sure!!
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Hey confused traveller
Long time no speak
Glad to hearcyou still doing your research
Hope it works out for you
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Hi everyone
Back from a while out
In case anyone wondered my ex kickedcme oit because she couldnt cope with autism
She said if I ever get myself sorted to come back!
Then I read about cardinal sins parents do to aspies and the ones my parents didnt do to me...she did
Like making us feel that we are broken and need to ne fixed!
Grr
So now im homeless and autistic but feel free again so all is not too bad
Hope everyone is well
Peace and blessings all round x
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Hi alex
You are in the riggt place to meet like minded souls
I too was certain and a gf helped me too. They often see it more than we do
Keep pushing for your diagnosis
I didn't get mine till age 36!
Your story sounds bit like me so add me if you like
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No but as longvas you don't allow anyone to do electro-convulsive therapy you should be ok
Our brains don't need micro waving, the world just needs to accept thatvwe are different
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hi just wondering if anyone is in the LE postcode or surrounding area?