Am I talking to much?
Should I ask about them?
What should I ask?
What if it is a touchy subject?
Maybe I should shut up now.
But I want to tell someone about this idea/story/world I came up with.
This is the truth of my life. A constant whirl of questions and thoughts. I often come to the same idea or sequence of events, "When can I go home? How to I dismiss myself. I just want to be alone." It's terrible because I want to be with these people... but I don't understand them, and they don't understand me.
Realization? I am an outsider among outsiders.
My friend's are the folks that are typically branded as geeks, nerds, eccentric, bookworms, weirdos, etc. But even though we share so much in common, They cannot begin to imagine what is happening in my head and I can't comprehend what is going on in theirs. Thus my realization...

No. No you can't because you cant even begin to think like I do; to see as I do. But I wish you could. I wish for one day, you could look at the world from my eyes. If only... Only then you could understand... Only then you could realize why I do what I do. It's not something I can turn on and off. Though I wish I could.
I do not focus on the negative side of it. Which appears to be how it comes off as. I only wish to explain. Explain how I feel. I love who I am. I can do things that you can't imagine. I just wish to share. But what's the point of sharing if you can't understand.
You should definitely go check out this article: 10 Things You Should Know About "Aspies" It might provide some idea how I work.
Becoming so aware of who you are is a gift, but also be aware you are kind-hearted, genuine, loving, sensitive, compassionate, passionate, intelligent, and an INCREDIBLE young man.
ReplyDeleteHello! I think your mom dropped by my blog, but I found you because you're sending traffic my way.
ReplyDeleteI know the feeling. Before knowing I was an Aspie, I definitely felt 'different' from everyone else. After learning I had Asperger's, it all made sense but cause me to be hyper-aware. Trust me.. in time it will die down and you'll feel 'normal' again, not constantly thinking of these things.
Yeah, my mum did stop by after I posted this article. I hope it does. At this point I've pretty much accepted that I'm not neural-typical, and never will be. Might as well focus on my writing.
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