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No. One of my friends once explained to me what it was like to have a grandmother with Alzheimer's Disease. Her brother had been dead for years, but as her mental state deteriorated, she increasingly... More »
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The thermostat set to 78
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I think eccentric people have two choices: they can listen to people's ridicule and internalize it, really believing they are inferior, OR they can embrace their oddities and consider themselves superior. It's nearly impossible to... More »
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I think being around similarly eccentric people helps fuel my creativity. Subconsciously, I stifle it around more exclusive people.
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My own thoughts, running a loop in my head, often distract me from what others are saying.
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Extremely disorienting and uncomfortable. I went to Dialogue in the Dark a few months ago, and I was probably the worst participant they've ever had. I was petrified for the entire hour and just wanted... More »
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I think the world would seem less intense. Movies would just be more elaborately illustrated books to read. I really can't imagine what it must be like.
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My friends! I'm letting the summer slip away without spending enough time just relaxing with the people I care about. In a few weeks, my nose will be back to the grindstone!
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I'm not sure that we're growing up at all. Children stay at home longer now, and with the way society seems to be encouraging self-absorption, I don't think people possess much emotional maturity. Our technology... More »
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Mania, then mild depression. I'm not bipolar, but my anxiety is manifesting in mood swings right now. I'll be fine in a couple of months. Until then I need to do some serious breathing exercises,... More »
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August 2009 
