Suede Room 5:Tibetan Fox Appreciation Thread

YesFan72 wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: YesFan72 wrote: Alex, like my sig? Yep! It's pretty awesome. Though... is it my screen or is Zappa's pic really small/cut off at the end? I wanted an even number of pixels, so I cut out as much background as I could for most of the pics.

Oh, that makes sense.

It doesn't lessen it at all; I was just curious. Looks pretty good.

Makes me want to get one like that... but I'm really content with my current matching avatar/sig for now.

MovingPictures07 wrote: HughesJB4 wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: HughesJB4 wrote: David's info is fo shizzle. How so? Cantukey. That is all. Good point. I love how I can hear perfectly how that sounds in my mind and that I've heard many people say it that way.

Cantukey.

HughesJB4 wrote: YesFan72 wrote: HughesJB4 wrote: YesFan72 wrote: My crowd is like that, but I'm not. Almost everyone at my school is like that. Ohh, I think I made it sound a bit exaggerated to be honest. Some of my friends are still virgins and are 19 years old, if that means anything. I haven't gone out and screwed heaps of girls you know, I'm not that kinda guy. Oh btw, did you read my post on austism?asperger's syndrome? Yeah. I think I may have Aspeger's. I cannot tell anything from nonverbal communication or anything like that. My friends joke that I can never take a hint. My mom (a psychologist) has said that sometimes it's almost like I'm autistic. That would make long term relationships, like a marriage, fairly hard I guess I'm a lot different to you in that regard, in that I can sense people's emotions from a mile away.

My parents and friends jokingly always comment to me like that, that exactly how the person feels about something has to be said 100% directly to me or I might not quite "get" it (not in a bad way, that's just the way I am), so I know how that feels. It definitely made an impact on my previous relationship.

But overall, I don't mind it anymore. I stopped caring.


Edited by MovingPictures07 - October 11 2008 at 09:39

HughesJB4 wrote: That would make long term relationships, like a marriage, fairly hard I guess I'm a lot different to you in that regard, in that I can sense people's emotions from a mile away.

It shouldn't affect me. People just have to be more blunt about things.

HughesJB4 wrote: YesFan72 wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: YesFan72 wrote: HughesJB4 wrote: YesFan72 wrote: My crowd is like that, but I'm not. Almost everyone at my school is like that. Ohh, I think I made it sound a bit exaggerated to be honest. Some of my friends are still virgins and are 19 years old, if that means anything. I haven't gone out and screwed heaps of girls you know, I'm not that kinda guy. Oh btw, did you read my post on austism?asperger's syndrome? Yeah. I think I may have Aspeger's. I cannot tell anything from nonverbal communication or anything like that. My friends joke that I can never take a hint. My mom (a psychologist) has said that sometimes it's almost like I'm autistic. That's interesting you say that. About a year or two ago I was looking up information on both of those quite intensely and came to exactly the same conclusions. Haven't really thought about it in a while though, since I couldn't be happier with who I am. If I do have a form of autism and somebody finds a cure, I don't want the cure. You wouldn't want to be able to function better if they found a cure?

I believe it's functioning more efficiently, personally.

Well I would love to keep discussing this, but it's nearly 1am now and I'm getting tired.
Take care guys, I should be here again in about 12-14 hours perhaps.

HughesJB4 wrote: Well I would love to keep discussing this, but it's nearly 1am now and I'm getting tired. Take care guys, I should be here again in about 12-14 hours perhaps.

Take care, man!

YesFan72 wrote: Without sounding like a complete nutcase, most of my life goes on in my head.

I can relate exactly there, because mine does too. That's why I prefer reading a book or listening to music than going out with some people to watch a movie or something like that. I always find enjoyment from much more intellectually stimulating activities.

At the risk of sounding crazy again, because I live mostly in my head, I am able to picture things sometimes very vividly when I'm writing an essay or listening to music... it's like I have these locations in my head that are several ideal places for me that are nearly as vivid for me as in person.

Besides just that, I am always thinking and always have songs, numbers, thoughts, etc. in my head at all times. Actually... if I wasn't the rational, self-disciplined person I am... because of the way I think, I may say I'd have a tendency to be one of those people who could go insane because I already live so much internally anyway.

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MovingPictures07 wrote: YesFan72 wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: YesFan72 wrote: Without sounding like a complete nutcase, most of my life goes on in my head. I can relate exactly there, because mine does too. That's why I prefer reading a book or listening to music than going out with some people to watch a movie or something like that. I always find enjoyment from much more intellectually stimulating activities. At the risk of sounding crazy again, because I live mostly in my head, I am able to picture things sometimes very vividly when I'm writing an essay or listening to music... it's like I have these locations in my head that are several ideal places for me that are nearly as vivid for me as in person. Besides just that, I am always thinking and always have songs, numbers, thoughts, etc. in my head at all times. Actually... if I wasn't the rational, self-disciplined person I am... because of the way I think, I may say I'd have a tendency to be one of those people who could go insane because I already live so much internally anyway. I agree. I could write a really long essay on that, since it's really just me describing the way I think and have lived my whole life.

My mind's like yours, plus the synaesthesia.