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Moody irritable and short tempered

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Has does any one with ASD suffer from being irritable and have no patience. Getting annoyed by everything . I know your not aloud to talk about medications but does any body take anythink for it 

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  • In my case I'm UTTERLY SICK of "struggle".

    The microsecond something gets "difficult", I'm back off to bed, most  days now I'm older. (I used to persist, and either overcome the difficulty or "destroy the workpiece" when I was younger, but I don't have the energy for that sort of thing any more. 

    There are so many, many, things I've struggled with,and finally ovecome, only to find that the victory was tasteless, or even poisonous.

    I have a potentially luicrative and satisfying work situation at the moment, but in practice it's proving to be a real struggle, and not ACTUALLY solving any of my problems, after a mere 60 hours and that's enough for me. 

    I'm not interested in subduing the world any more. If a thing can't just work for me by now, straightaway and without struggle, I don't want anything to do with it anymore. 

    Conventional wisdom and my own observations suggest this is not a "winning strategy" but what exactly is there left to "WIN" out there? 

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  • In my case I'm UTTERLY SICK of "struggle".

    The microsecond something gets "difficult", I'm back off to bed, most  days now I'm older. (I used to persist, and either overcome the difficulty or "destroy the workpiece" when I was younger, but I don't have the energy for that sort of thing any more. 

    There are so many, many, things I've struggled with,and finally ovecome, only to find that the victory was tasteless, or even poisonous.

    I have a potentially luicrative and satisfying work situation at the moment, but in practice it's proving to be a real struggle, and not ACTUALLY solving any of my problems, after a mere 60 hours and that's enough for me. 

    I'm not interested in subduing the world any more. If a thing can't just work for me by now, straightaway and without struggle, I don't want anything to do with it anymore. 

    Conventional wisdom and my own observations suggest this is not a "winning strategy" but what exactly is there left to "WIN" out there? 

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