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I didn't know that either MissAutumn ! Not that it makes any difference, as Galled said I've just enjoyed interacting with you & you inspire me to look into things, to do research on stuff. But I have appreciated wingsoflove letting us know some of the struggles people on the autism spectrum fa...

I'm sorry ... that's not what I meant. Everyone has things about them that make them special or different & some people have more struggles then others but the average person has some issue to deal with... whether emotional, physical, learning... I'm just saying we are not alone, there are othe...

There are a few members on Windlyn who are also on the autism spectrum. I think someone started a thread to talk about it. You may be special but you are not alone! :grin: Here it is: Wingsoflove hosts the thread "Autism Awareness" https://windlynonline.com/cgi-bin/forums/viewtopic.php?f=...

This sounds vague but I sometimes feel like I’m being a weirdo. Maybe it’s because how my brai perceived my behavior or maybe because of autism. I’m overly friendly if you couldn’t tell from my posts and I hope I can make a lot of friends on here. Fun Fact: Approximately 1% of the world has autism, ...

Lemon Cheesecake wrote:Are you planning anything special for your birthday?

Since it is earth day also, might be fun to do something out doors if the weather is nice.

I don’t really plan on doing much, I’m getting an Xbox Series X though. I don’t really celebrate Earth Day because everyone forgets it’s even my birthday.

Not sure if anyone will see this, but my birthday is April 22nd. (Earth Day)

(-o-) wrote:Nice! What day?

Earth Day

I'm an April baby

It never hurts to be polite! I agree with Galled, "Ma'am" is more reserved for the southern States culture or those raised in military families & not so common in other States so I think when someone says it around here then it is noticeable. Doesn't mean its wrong or weird ... just v...

No apologies necessary! From what you describe, I wouldn't take that as being overly friendly. Oh, from the south--then the ma'am thing is understandable/to be expected (even if it is a little cliche'). I think it's charming actually. I have a ton of respect for any woman honestly, they’re the same...

It's kinda weird (as in unusual) in the sense ma'am is usually reserved for elders and those trhat outrank us. While it is understood to be respectful (always a good thing!), generally young women and girls don't like their age to be implied to be older than than they are. ;) Being helpful, respect...

So, for anyone wondering, I have ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) and I hope this isn’t something weird, but I am kind of overly friendly to girls for some reason. I have two girls who are online friends, one I met online and the other who I met back in 2nd grade but recently reunited. For some reason...

Lemon Cheesecake wrote:Thanks to Diana & the others who draw such cute items we can dress our avatar's up even better then what we may look like in real life! Windlyn gives everyone a chance to look & be good!

You’re right! Can I have some of that PBJ sandwich by the way?

(-o-) wrote:Very sweet of you. I'm sure you are too.

It's not just something we should tell just to each other, but sometimes to ourselves too.

I put much more thought and creativity into dressing up my avatar than I do myself. lol

I want everyone to be happy before I’m happy myself.