perfecting and escaping autism based communication
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I feel a lot less sick than I have the past couple of days, healthy enough to sit and type at my desk for a while at least. Again, no proof reading I don’t care blah blah blah Early in secondary school when I was around 11-12, I was having a hard time making friends, but I eventually fell into a clique that worked for me with others who shared fairly introverted interests. However, there was a long period of time where I felt very close to teetering on the edge and falling back into social isolation. My technique for avoiding this? Becoming the funny one. Lacking a compass of sorts for…
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