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Recent content by ksheehan88

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    Took a long break, but I'm back now

    Took a long break, but I'm back now
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    Neurotype has no bearing on how difficult a relationship is.

    I'm not sure what KISS is? No, because trust or no trust, if somethings going wrong its going wrong either way... I just find all this so difficult.
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    Neurotype has no bearing on how difficult a relationship is.

    We try to communicate, but the misunderstandings and then complete overthinking makes it tough to believe or accept the others words.
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    Neurotype has no bearing on how difficult a relationship is.

    As the title says (at least in my experience). I struggle just as much if not MORE trying to keep a relationship going with an aspie. We both overanalyze and get mad and frustrated and misunderstand eachother and its so hard.
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    Dating someone with Asperger's while long distance

    I know this post is to give the OP advice, but that there in bold has just helped me tremendously with something I'm dealing with right now. Thank you
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    Practising Apathy seems like the only way to go.

    Practising Apathy seems like the only way to go.
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    Meltdowns ?

    What you describe, ie the apathy, is how I shutdown. Meltdown is more physical ie scratching, hair pulling, screaming. Different kinds of overload I think.
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    Is it possible to become emotionless?

    I just need to wait it out another 20 years or so and things should settle lol
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    My Drawings :)

    Very much so. I try to do "happy" things but they never work. Thank you!
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    The Vortex

    Further to my post about not wanting to feel, and as art therapy, I painted this. Its a visual representation of emotions, as I interpret them. The bright colours, yellow and orange, which are thinner and more spread out, are representative of the positive emotions - joy and calm. The reds...
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    My Drawings :)

    Wow, I love them. I'm a drawer/painter too, I have photos of my stuff on my profile, feel free to have a look.
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    Is it possible to become emotionless?

    Like, if I didn't feel, I wouldn't care that I didn't care. I would hurt a lot less.
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    Is it possible to become emotionless?

    Even love can be a painful emotion. Its TOO much intensity :(
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    Is it possible to become emotionless?

    Its both a blessing and a curse. It means I'm quite intuitive. It means I care very deeply. etc. But it also means I'm always crackling with emotion. And while its good emotion its great! But negative emotion... well...
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    Is it possible to become emotionless?

    Serious question. I feel too intensely, I'm sick of feeling my own and everyone else's emotions so strongly. How can I stop this? I don't want to feel.
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