Published on 12, July, 2020
Just a place for anyone to be silly, playful and whimsical.
It is a bit dizzying. My "It's a slow process..." was in reply to you saying it takes time to figure yourself out.
I remember being quite young, we were visiting family on Boxing Day, there was a quiz on tv, I was laying on the floor with cousins, children didn’t get chairs, I was told to shut up, I was shouting out the quiz answers” be quiet, what can you know?” Only actually all the right answers!
We should've stayed in the well.
Hahaha that makes it even better
It's ok. And I'm sure people would become quickly tired of me, the swings in mood and the urge to SH don't make for happy conversations. I will hide behind humour
I can't work out which comment this is replying to! My brain isn't coping well with following multiple conversations on here, plus a WhatsApp conversation with my wife, who's in New York!
Poop, I even managed to mess that up!
Pikl said:something silly
"Something silly"
Or, as my Gran said, "I may as well talk to the brush!"
It's a slow process isn't it
Always speak up. The possible alternative to doing that is unthinkable. x
That is all too often the way.
I don't mind what is spoken about here. The conversations will drift as they need to.
Please be kind to yourself! It takes time to figure out who you are. I'm still working on it.
I have a friend, though I do think it's unfair to burden him, and I try not too, not always successfully.
I think the dark is OK. If people need to talk about things, it's OK to talk about it here. It's like therapy, you start talking about one thing and end up talking about something else that your unconscious wants to say.
I had also noticed that. Quite a phenomenon really. Somebody quick say something silly and save us all from ourselves.
It's probably cognitive dissonance. She thinks having an autistic child reflects badly on her, so she denies it, and denies all evidence that might prove it.
Do you have anyone to talk to about this, P?
The "fun" thread seems to have got pretty dark! Not complaining, just observing.
I watched the program with Chris Packham on Tuesday, my mother actually rang my wife to say she would be watching it. I thought wow, my mother is starting to accept my autism. I met her yesterday, the reply to the program was, “ you would think with all of Ken Bruce’s money, he would get a coach and get his son talking.” I had no answer apart from disbelief, I actually did try to explain, as Basil Fawlty said, “ you may as well explain it to the cat.”