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Good one. I like it.If your life's ambition is to produce "Webster's Dictionary--The Movie".
Or as Nitro once mentioned to me, our need to arrive on whole numbers pertaining to the price and/or volume at the gasoline pump. Guilty as charged.
number 3 and 5 is me,i want to be non verbal again as i do not like the verbal world i have been dragged into by people who told me it would make life easier.
I have a thousand tabs open at any time. I often find myself thinking of counter arguments weeks even months after the fact, I'll often bring the evidence to the other party only to be told they don't remember that argument.
- You have 2,000 something tabs opened in Firefox and need to use an extension to force limit the amount of opened tabs at once.
- If you don't post on a message board for awhile, you'll start a new thread instead of replying to one out of the blue.
- You question why people don't seem to question what they are told.
- You think about counterarguments and comebacks to discussions that have long since past.
thankyou mate, i honestly apreciate that!This makes me very sad. You're amazing, Tooth, and they had no right to do that to you. But they did not take who you are away. They could never do that. And one day you might get it back
thankyou mate, i honestly apreciate that!
i know being non verbal made things more difficult for me but that was my life, and to be brought into a world where i struggle every day to verbally string words together on top of the ridiculous amount of pressure i get to verbally speak is not a world i want to live in.
it stresses me out big time and i can understand exactly how so many aspies feel they would be better off non verbal,i never understood that until i was forced into the verbal world.