Hello everybody...

Hi - welcome nice to meet you.

I'm new as well, just browsing around meeting everyone and participating here and there.

GHM

you can take masks off here LOL

I'm cross with niceties because of it

and hello new ones

It's cool that you do/can do jokes. I'm not very good at humour I don't know when something's funny and can't be funny.

My mum says I don't have a sense of humour and I agree with that. I try to but can't work it out.

I get what you mean Mariusz. Autism was always with us yet when i was at school 32 years ago i was treated like a freak.Even Teachers were oblivious. I was just the dumb kid at the back.I got my own back when i was a Traffic Warden, i nailed EVEY one of them :-)

they definitely do, they have so many misconceptions

Do you know what i think ? I think Autism is normal and the rest of the population needs to go for an assessment  :-)

Jess said:

outside

requires practise and iron will to perservere

sense of humour - each of us has one, more or less peculiar, we find this or that funny,

but to make others see it the same way is tricky

most of the time when I try my new jokes on workmates I get ''The Furious Blinking Response'' LOL

I said it  few times before on this forum, it helped me to be forced to join school theatre, they thought me how to speak.

It's the same for me.

When I'm on the computer I'm so chill and relaxed and able to communicate with ease but outside of all that I'm afraid of my own shadow and only capable of saying a few words to the people I know and pretty much can't say nothing to people I don't know.

I think you're right about being able to control things better online. In person there's a lot less control and more pressure I think.

It's the same for me.

When I'm on the computer I'm so chill and relaxed and able to communicate with ease but outside of all that I'm afraid of my own shadow and only capable of saying a few words to the people I know and pretty much can't say nothing to people I don't know.

I think you're right about being able to control things better online. In person there's a lot less control and more pressure I think.

I get what you mean Mariusz. Autism was always with us yet when i was at school 32 years ago i was treated like a freak.Even Teachers were oblivious. I was just the dumb kid at the back.I got my own back when i was a Traffic Warden, i nailed EVEY one of them :-)

they definitely do, they have so many misconceptions

Do you know what i think ? I think Autism is normal and the rest of the population needs to go for an assessment  :-)

Jess said:

outside

requires practise and iron will to perservere

sense of humour - each of us has one, more or less peculiar, we find this or that funny,

but to make others see it the same way is tricky

most of the time when I try my new jokes on workmates I get ''The Furious Blinking Response'' LOL

I said it  few times before on this forum, it helped me to be forced to join school theatre, they thought me how to speak.