Published on 12, July, 2020
With many of these people, the condition is highly speculative rather than actually diagnosed. Some of the symptoms suggested, too, could indicate other conditions - particularly with people like Woody Allen.
Still... I find it reassuring in many ways to maybe share something in common with people who've made such an impact in their own particular ways...
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Martian Tom said:Possibly. I know he was manic-depressive. Peter Sellers was another complex person. He certainly had some kind of issues.I've had a bit of an afternoon myself. Family get-together. Turned into a bit of a heavy time. My aunt's dog went missing for a couple of hours. Then mum had another fall. Finally, I had my dreaded sister-in-law to contend with. I couldn't wait to escape!
Possibly. I know he was manic-depressive. Peter Sellers was another complex person. He certainly had some kind of issues.
I've had a bit of an afternoon myself. Family get-together. Turned into a bit of a heavy time. My aunt's dog went missing for a couple of hours. Then mum had another fall. Finally, I had my dreaded sister-in-law to contend with. I couldn't wait to escape!
I know I shouldn't laugh, vometia, but you have a way of puttings things that are comical - like something out of a Carry On film.
Even your name is amusing.
Yep, they say Peter Sellers was a bit of an odd-ball and I think it had something to do with his lack of knowing who he was!
If that's not Aspie, I dunno what is.
Maybe genuis often entails a peculiar personality.