I think a lot about the ways that HFA and LFA are similar. One of the things I was recently thinking about is wandering (LFA) and escaping (HFA)
When I was young (and now as well, if I am in such situations where I feel trapped), I would simply leave. To me, it was a panic about being stuck someplace. But it was also the desire to be outside and away and free.
I often wonder if this is like what LFA's feel?
If you are LFA please explain your wandering experiences.
Mine were based on
1. PANIC!!! Oh, I have to get out of here!!!!
2. Wanting to be outside, needing to be in the air, away from people. I would simply walk out of school, even the "special school" and walk 8 miles home.
3. Getting all confused in place I was. It might be church or something where I am sitting there and "it hits" like I don't belong there at all. I am famous for just leaving meetings.
4. Social chaos. If I am someplace and the greeting went bad, I might stick around for a few minutes and then the shame and anger just take over and I split!!
When I was young (and now as well, if I am in such situations where I feel trapped), I would simply leave. To me, it was a panic about being stuck someplace. But it was also the desire to be outside and away and free.
I often wonder if this is like what LFA's feel?
If you are LFA please explain your wandering experiences.
Mine were based on
1. PANIC!!! Oh, I have to get out of here!!!!
2. Wanting to be outside, needing to be in the air, away from people. I would simply walk out of school, even the "special school" and walk 8 miles home.
3. Getting all confused in place I was. It might be church or something where I am sitting there and "it hits" like I don't belong there at all. I am famous for just leaving meetings.
4. Social chaos. If I am someplace and the greeting went bad, I might stick around for a few minutes and then the shame and anger just take over and I split!!