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  1. Valya81

    A Paint Splattered Life

    This blog is a collection of writings and poems from my past and present. I think putting them in some order may help myself see the ebb and flow of my life. Maybe something will resonate with you too. I haven't kept up with a blog for very long, so I'm not making any promises to myself or you...
    • Valya81
    • Blog
    • journal self thoughts writing stories
    • Blog entries: 1
  2. A

    Journalling

    I was wondering how folk do their journalling. I have had a journal for many years and do sometimes spend time working things out for myself in the journal I do not generally go back a reread what I have written and seldom go back to what I wrote over a year ago. How do others use their...
    • Alexej
    • Thread
    • journal looking back self-reflection
    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: Off Topic
  3. jleeb05

    I don't know whether I want to hug or strangle my childhood self

    I've kept a journal since I was about 11 or 12. I hadn't read through the older ones in years but was prompted to do so today after I realized my Mom and I had different memories relating to a certain event in my childhood. Turns out I was mostly right regarding the memory but reading through...
  4. HDLSeanWiley

    Autism in Adulthood journal

    There's this quarterly journal called Autism in Adulthood which has autism studies done by autistic scientists (not all the scientists in the journal are autistic, but a good portion of them are). It has names some of you in the autism science world may know, such as Stephen Kapp and Clarissa...
  5. simetra

    ASD, maybe.

    Thoughts and musings of a person who is unsure whether she might have ASD or not. I created this blog as a means of documenting my journey.
    • simetra
    • Blog
    • asd asd female asperger female asperger's journal women
    • Blog entries: 9
  6. Jenisautistic

    have you ever written journal entries? what a about planner?

    I've tried journaling over the years and still do it on occasions. i don't remember too much about my journaling when I was younger but i do remember I did write fanfiction in it and draw a lot in it I also use to do sketchbooks as well. have you ever looked back on your journal? what did...
  7. Jenisautistic

    What unconditional love means to me

    Just wanted to share this with you what does unconditional love mean to you?
  8. Jenisautistic

    My new journal

    I have this new bullet journal I made myself out of the bullet journal method mean my own bullet journal do this notebook Anyone else to journaling or goal setting? I’m trying to do this to be healthier as well as get my thoughts and opinions down in a way I’ve also been trying to do a...
  9. Write, Rinse, Repeat

    weight

    Sometimes, I'm so overwhelmed that I shut down. The words don't want to come, and everything feels overstimulating, and all I feel like I can do is space out. No thoughts really. Not much feelings either, or so it would seem to an outsider. Really though, it's like the volume is turned to a...
    • balsabonbon
    • Blog entry
    • 1 min read
    • aspergers aspie hurt journal overstimulation pain personal shutdown weight
    • Category: Aspergers & Autism
  10. When the Rain Comes

    When the Rain Comes

    It's never made sense to me why the hardest question for me to answer has always been "Who am I?" You'd think that would be quite a simple thing, but I've found it to be incredibly difficult, complex, confusing and frustrating to even attempt to answer. Perhaps it's because the question is...
  11. Write, Rinse, Repeat

    Who's Afraid of the Dark?

    Waking in the middle of the night is confusing for me. Things that seem so certain during the daylight hours feel twisted and shadowed. Sometimes even the most simple and good things seem darkened and scary at nighttime. I don't like it. I guess the easy answer seems to be to stay in bed and...
  12. Write, Rinse, Repeat

    Cherries and Whipped Cream

    If you had asked me a year ago if I would be in a healthy, committed relationship with someone who both loves and supports me by today's date, my answer would've been a loud no. It's been a long time coming. It still feels a bit like I've made all of this happiness up, like I am still sitting on...
  13. Write, Rinse, Repeat

    Write, Rinse, Repeat

    I write to express what I cannot express any other way. I've never been much of a conversationalist, and writing allows me to revise until I finally manage to come close to expressing what's inside me. Included within the posts in this blog will be-- grocery lists bits of poetry quotes lyrics...
    • balsabonbon
    • Blog
    • art aspie journal lists lyrics photography poetry prose quotes
    • Blog entries: 5
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