How well are you liked by the people in your life?

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Well I certainly wont tell you how you should feel about that introduction, but it was a good one in my estimation. It's good to not be like average people.

I'm glad that you have love in your life, even if it isn't the romantic kind. I think its important, even if its just the love of a pet. There is something about giving of yourself without expectation in return.

I can't do the superficial stuff, well I should say I refuse to do it. I did do it once, and I found myself having a really hard time being around to hear what the topics of conversation were. I think its very different with men, though, because before I got married I could do the general light topics just fine. Usually it involved a skill or learning something, not a total consumerist mindset(I worked in male dominated environments and had many friends and peers) I do not fraternize with men anymore since I am married, outside of my father and on occasion his friends. I do miss it. But it isn't appropriate.

Are you really selfish? To be quite frank I dont know your age range but if I had to date in this world I'd be single, too. Things were already getting bad when I met my husband, I had given up at that time and it was nothing like the shit show happening today.

I hold a lot of hope for my son. I have no idea where to look for help with him. They guilted me into a flu vaccine(said if I got the flu he would die), the first I'd ever had in my life, when I was 2 months pregnant with him. He came out screaming, and like a barracuda, and so many food intolerances, later diagnosed with aspergers and severe lack of short term/working memory. So, we have daily problems with consequences from actions not being understood as well as lack of proper emotional responses to things. I try so very hard, so very hard, and feel so guilty, for my naivete and trust in a system. His problems led to me realizing that the world is not at all what it seems. It was a steep price I would rather he not have paid. He's 14 now, and thats a hard enough time in ones life without the other problems he has. I am hoping that puberty will help correct some of the problems with HGH, maybe repair things or create growth around whatever was damaged.

Well I certainly wont tell you how you should feel about that introduction, but it was a good one in my estimation. It's good to not be like average people. I'm glad that you have love in your life, even if it isn't the romantic kind. I think its important, even if its just the love of a pet. There is something about giving of yourself without expectation in return. I can't do the superficial stuff, well I should say I refuse to do it. I did do it once, and I found myself having a really hard time being around to hear what the topics of conversation were. I think its very different with men, though, because before I got married I could do the general light topics just fine. Usually it involved a skill or learning something, not a total consumerist mindset(I worked in male dominated environments and had many friends and peers) I do not fraternize with men anymore since I am married, outside of my father and on occasion his friends. I do miss it. But it isn't appropriate. Are you really selfish? To be quite frank I dont know your age range but if I had to date in this world I'd be single, too. Things were already getting bad when I met my husband, I had given up at that time and it was nothing like the shit show happening today. I hold a lot of hope for my son. I have no idea where to look for help with him. They guilted me into a flu vaccine(said if I got the flu he would die), the first I'd ever had in my life, when I was 2 months pregnant with him. He came out screaming, and like a barracuda, and so many food intolerances, later diagnosed with aspergers and severe lack of short term/working memory. So, we have daily problems with consequences from actions not being understood as well as lack of proper emotional responses to things. I try so very hard, so very hard, and feel so guilty, for my naivete and trust in a system. His problems led to me realizing that the world is not at all what it seems. It was a steep price I would rather he not have paid. He's 14 now, and thats a hard enough time in ones life without the other problems he has. I am hoping that puberty will help correct some of the problems with HGH, maybe repair things or create growth around whatever was damaged.

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