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Jumpinbare

Jumpinbare

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Aspie Naturist and Absent-minded Professor dude From Central Florida
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    Jump, sorry its been a long time since I was online. I'm probaby annoying, or too casual(?) but I still wonder how you're doing?
    (I dont know why I grew a liking to you. Maybe cuz you seem so kind.
    I apologize if this seems too weird to you. Tell me if I never shall speak to you again.)

    (Im sorry. Life happened and I havent finished reading your book yet. Its still on my to do list.)
    Jumpinbare
    I had no idea I had ASD-1 (Asperger's) growing up. In fact, I was in the Air Force before the diagnosis hit the DSM. I was 64 before I learned I was autistic.
    I did figure out I was different pretty early on. I didn't really need to be called dork, spaz, or retard to tell me I wasn't like the other kids, but they bestowed those titles on me anyway.
    Aspychata
    Aspychata
    Girls get it easier. We sorta just get ignored.
    Jumpinbare
    Jumpinbare
    Yeah, there was that too. Especially when picking teams
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