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do you have lilac trees where you live ?I think that colour is the original colour !another one I love is wisteria! it drapes itself over structures
Not naturally , but i have seen periwinkles here along with hibiscus flowers.
I agree Wisterias are so magical; they look like theather curtains only on the natural world!
 
Not naturally , but i have seen periwinkles here along with hibiscus flowers.
I agree Wisterias are so magical; they look like theather curtains only on the natural world!
you are so blessed I have never seen a periwinkle in real life or Hibisscus
 
i've only seen it once in the north-west of England doesn't cope with living in the north-east of England where I live.i've seen cowslips,Celandine ,flag Iris,flax ,buttercups ,Scarlett Pimpernel,violets ,European orchid ,British orchid, clover birdsfoot trefoil,morning glory that's a trumpet plant,if you ever travel to Australia eucalyptus is a wonderful smell,Herb Robert ,cranesbill,have to stop voice is getting a bit husky.
 
i've only seen it once in the north-west of England doesn't cope with living in the north-east of England where I live.i've seen cowslips,Celandine ,flag Iris,flax ,buttercups ,Scarlett Pimpernel,violets ,European orchid ,British orchid, clover birdsfoot trefoil,morning glory that's a trumpet plant,if you ever travel to Australia eucalyptus is a wonderful smell,Herb Robert ,cranesbill,have to stop voice is getting a bit husky.
Thats so much ;-; . I think ive seen cherry blossoms and buttercups here along with some lilies and porcelain roses that are actually native to where i came from
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Thats so much ;-; . I think ive seen cherry blossoms and buttercups here along with some lilies and porcelain roses that are actually native to where i came from
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they remind me of the chrysanthemums my grandfather grew in his greenhouse !my mother didn't like them as an insect lived in them Called an earwig.
they look like the king protea from South Africa .
 
they remind me of the chrysanthemums my grandfather grew in his greenhouse !my mother didn't like them as an insect lived in them Called an earwig.
they look like the king protea from South Africa .
Gosh you know so much about flowers!
Given the fact i live in africa it could be a variety
 
True. To big fish like you im a guppie.
So how long have you been diagnosed
you're wrong about me being a big fish I still feel about two years old ,I've been diagnosed 2 1/2 years -still don't quite believe it ,someone had said borderline personality disorder so I thought it would be that !still slightly shocked that they said high functioning autism !.
 
you're wrong about me being a big fish I still feel about two years old ,I've been diagnosed 2 1/2 years -still don't quite believe it ,someone had said borderline personality disorder so I thought it would be that !still slightly shocked that they said high functioning autism !.
I was aware thanks to my therapist that i had it i just need a confirmation.
Well i sometimes think i might have a mood disorder like bipolarity or borderline . I heard that autism can result in mood swings thanks to poor emotional management. It doesn't help imma teen
 
I was aware thanks to my therapist that i had it i just need a confirmation.
Well i sometimes think i might have a mood disorder like bipolarity or borderline . I heard that autism can result in mood swings thanks to poor emotional management. It doesn't help imma teen
let me tell you it doesn't get any easier just because you're not a teenager Im now perimenopausal ,so mood swings are every single day.
it's very unlikely that you have bipolar disorder! it's just autism means perceiving feelings is very very complicated, I continued with diagnosis because I was just not coping .
 
let me tell you it doesn't get any easier just because you're not a teenager Im now perimenopausal ,so mood swings are every single day.
it's very unlikely that you have bipolar disorder! it's just autism means perceiving feelings is very very complicated, I continued with diagnosis because I was just not coping .
Well my mom has heavy mood swings and is abusive and i do wonder if sje has bpd or is bipolar :P.
Regardless I'm still trying to cope with feeling alienated at times
 
Hey every one!
My name is Alexandra. I live in africa and i have been oficially diagnosed with high functioning autism last year. Idk what else to say other then I'm glad to be here
Howdy and welcome to ac , I have aspergers my self bit anyway I hope you have great time here my friend
 
Hey every one!
My name is Alexandra. I live in africa and i have been oficially diagnosed with high functioning autism last year. Idk what else to say other then I'm glad to be here
And your form Africa ? That must be such a beautiful place to live
 
It kinda is. But it's kinda of super warm and theres a lot of black outs
I live in Oklahoma and I prefer the warm weather summer then compared to the bad cold winter but talking about Africa if its ok for me to ask what's it like over there like the culture and how life is over there ?
 
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I live in Oklahoma and I prefer the warm weather summer then compared to the bad cold winter but talking about Africa if its ok for me to ask what's it like over there like the culture and how life is over there ?
Can you be more specific?
 

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