INTENSITY²
Start here => M.O.-Introductions => Ask Away Threads => Topic started by: Triste on June 26, 2006, 12:50:00 AM
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Since I'm now a full member, I figure that I'm fair game.
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what type of ennuendo is that:
talking about a full member and you being game.
another freudian slip?
or the theme of your ask away thread?
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Combination of Freudian Slip AND theme AND the fact that I like word play a lot.
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and i thought i was being clever, but the truth is you were being overt.
do you think that hikubashi will be a regular contributer to this thread?
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I don't know. But I think you will be a regular.
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When did you lose your virginity and how?
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1. what do you mostly have in common with most aspers?
2. what do you least have in common with most aspers?
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Who are you? Are you on Neurolands, and what name?
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Does she love me, I want to know, how can I tell if she loves me so?
Is it in her eyes...?
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When did you lose your virginity and how?
It was very boring and anticlimactic. I'd been wanting to lose it for years, in fact I spent a semester in France my senior year of high school and was very disappointed that none of the French guys took advantage of me. When I was 18 I very briefly dated a guy and I guess I was overt enough about what I wanted that it finally happened. It was pretty disappointing, very fast, I was kind of embarassed at how bad it was, so I stopped seeing him after that.
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who is mauka and what does she do best?
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1. what do you mostly have in common with most aspers?
2. what do you least have in common with most aspers?
From Dictionary.com:
"asper
\As"per\ ([a^]s"p[~e]r), a. [OE. aspre, OF. aspre, F. [^a]pre, fr. L. asper rough.] Rough; rugged; harsh; bitter; stern; fierce. [Archaic] ``An asper sound.'' --Bacon."
For the record, I think this is not the appropriate diminutive for us to use.
Most in common: Feel like I live on the wrong planet, difficulty interacting with people, hypersensitive to touch, light, sound etc.
Least in common: My obsessions don't last very long - my pattern seems to be different in that I'll have a special interest that consumes me but then I'll give it up after a short time.
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Who are you? Are you on Neurolands, and what name?
Aylissa on WP
Tigerlily on Neurolands
I have identity issues.
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Does she love me, I want to know, how can I tell if she loves me so?
Is it in her eyes...?
I don't know. Why don't you ask her?
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who is mauka and what does she do best?
Mauka is a cat who was born on the beach, abandoned by her mom at 3 weeks of age when we found her. She doesn't do anything but sleep and eat. We think she's neurologically damaged because of drinking salt water.
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what is the best part of your body to have rubbed?
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My back.
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shoulder area, spine or lower back?
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Do you realize that you are a beautiful person?
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shoulder area, spine or lower back?
All of it. Oh jeez, when I answered I forgot your lower back fetish. Believe me, it was unintentional.
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Do you realize that you are a beautiful person?
Thanks, but no.
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Do you have a chat button towards the top of your page, next to the profile and log out buttons?
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I don't know. I don't chat. I prefer writing without the pressure of another person waiting for a response. The social dynamics of it are overwhelming.
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what is this?
~°Â
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(Dude, you REALLY need more emoticons!!!)
Did you spill some seed on your keyboard?
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i call it:
a struggle for life, outside the box
and i am thinking of lobbying to have it be the universal symbol for autism.
what do you think?
i know, i know.
i feel the same about you.
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I think that's preposterous.
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explain?
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Why should a sperm represent autism? Sure, there may be a genetic factor, however the genes for autism come from both parents. The sperm represents the father only. A picture of a sperm pretty much represents only one thing: male fertility. If there is something else it's evocative of that I'm missing, please fill me in.
You say "A struggle for life, outside the box". I can go with that phrase, just not the symbology. Your thoughts are impressive, but in this case, your penis is thinking too hard.
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not necessarily.
there has been alot of discussion involving a cure.
the cure would come from the point of inception, or reducing the sperms that cause it. the chromosome shit, that is why the sperm
and also a sperm is a struggle for life. very few of them even achieve it.
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You do realize that as soon as you mention the word 'cure' on an AS site that you may open the door to a huge hornet's nest, right? Oh, wait, I forgot that's your purpose in life.
Still, I hold to my opinion that a sperm is not evocative of anything but male fertility and therefore would not be a good symbol for something as complex as AS.
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a sperm is a struggle for life, the egg, fertilized becomes life.
there is so much competition for life among sperm, yet few of them succeed.
i am against a cure.
i think a cure would do nothing more than create mindless drones, accepting of what they are told.
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Does the box represent the egg and the tilda and the degree symbol represent the sperm?
Is the sperm trying to get inside the box?
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it remains outside the box
now i feel stupid because it represents, never even living
never coming to realization
#4 drink
every odd one i become unreasoned
every even i re3again my wits, and reasoning
callaway a recited a counter string story in chat
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Is the sperm trying to get inside the box?
It is my experience that the sperm are always trying to get inside the box.
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does it ever come out from behind the box?
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Yes. By gravity.
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if you had a nooner, on your luch break from work, and the man came inside of you,and you didn't have enough time for a shower, would you wear a pad, or let it ooze al over your panties? (gross i know)
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Or pull a Lewinski?
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if you had a nooner, on your luch break from work, and the man came inside of you,and you didn't have enough time for a shower, would you wear a pad, or let it ooze al over your panties? (gross i know)
Folded toilet paper makes a nice impromptu receptacle for leaking sperm.
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Or pull a Lewinski?
Thanks for making me laugh. Wouldn't you hate to do something so embarassing that your last name became a noun, like Monica or Sonny Bono?
What was the question again?
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now now brown cow
don't be so fluorescent
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This is not Neuroman's Poetry Thread, is it?
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who told you I was neuroman?
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who told you I was neuroman?
But you are, right? (Sorry, Triste, I won't hijack your thread again.)
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Have you ever wished you could have taken another path in life? And if so what would that path be?
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who told you I was neuroman?
But you are, right? (Sorry, Triste, I won't hijack your thread again.)
No problem, Odeon. No, he is definitely NOT Neuroman.
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Have you ever wished you could have taken another path in life? And if so what would that path be?
I have thought about this many times. I've decided I'd have to go way back, to when I was 15 and finally gave in to peer pressure and smoked a cigarette. If I hadn't done that, I would have not met my ex-husband, and all would be better.
And more recently, I regret filing a complaint with the EEOC about my last job. I got shafted, and not just because I am now jobless and having a hard time finding a job in a small town. I also wonder about whether going into nursing was the right path. I'm actually applying to work as a nurse at both the local county jail and state prison, because you don't have to smile at the inmates and I can be brusque, as is my nature.
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Triste, describe yourself as you were as an aspie adolescent (age 12-14ish roughly). What obstacles were put before you, how did you handle them, did you ever get any help from anyone?
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How did you first find out about AS?
How old were you at the time?
:D
Sorry--had to borrow your questions. You'll have them back in no time.
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Triste, describe yourself as you were as an aspie adolescent (age 12-14ish roughly). What obstacles were put before you, how did you handle them, did you ever get any help from anyone?
I was quiet, shy, insecure, especially about my appearance. The social aspects were mind-boggling. I didn't fit in anywhere. I did well in school despite falling in with the stoners and doing every drug put before me. I also practiced ballet at the time, which didn't really fit into the stoner stereotype. I was, and still am, a fish out of water in whatever situation. My mother, who is an aspie, never talked to me, was hostile, and unseeing of how troubled I was. I had no other family, nobody to turn to for help. Not that I knew at the time that I needed help, of course.
I believed that if I could just get away from my house, after high school, that I would be successful in life. So I had some hope.
I've had anhedonia ever since I can remember, which sucks, and I still haven't figured out how to deal with that. Is there an anhedonia bulletin board, I wonder?
So now I have teenagers of my own, and I wish it could be easier for them than it was for me. Even though they don't have AS, they've been subject to the difficulties brought on by me and my inability to deal with the world, as well as by their father, who is an alcoholic and smokes crack and hasn't had a job in the 10 years since I left him. Poor choice on my part - I was only 19 when I met him.
Speaking of help, I just today decided that we need help. So this morning I called the local support services office, requesting a case manager for me and the kids. I'm at home waiting by the phone to hear back from them. I have hope that they can help us out. We'll see, but I am going to try to advocate for us as best as I can, given my limited functioning at this point.
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How did you first find out about AS?
How old were you at the time?
It was January 2005. I was 41. I was surfing the internet and came upon a description of AS. It was an epiphany for me, an "Aha!" moment. I knew immediately that this was the explanation for everything.
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Can i just say, i think its great that you pointed out the things you did in your post and that you asked for help, for you and your kids. I hope things work out well for you.
How long did you do ballet for? (i did it for a while when i was really young, thought about getting back into a while ago but well had other things i needed to do more)
Did finding out you had AS make any major difference to you and your life?
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Can i just say, i think its great that you pointed out the things you did in your post and that you asked for help, for you and your kids. I hope things work out well for you.
How long did you do ballet for? (i did it for a while when i was really young, thought about getting back into a while ago but well had other things i needed to do more)
Did finding out you had AS make any major difference to you and your life?
Thanks, HG. I did ballet from age 9 to 19. I switched to yoga a while back which I like better.
Yes it has made a major difference. The biggest thing is knowing I'm not alone. I felt like an alien and couldn't understand why I couldn't understand people. Knowing there's an explanation for this, and that others have this problem, has been very liberating.
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I switched to yoga too after i stopped doing ballet. :)
Thats good finding out had a positive result for you.
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So what do you think of this wild & crazy bunch hmm? ;D
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I think I'll miss you all when I am in school and working.
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No problem, Odeon. No, he is definitely NOT Neuroman.
YEAAAA..I'm not a Neurotic Man
Have you ever wondered if different users are different users?
I guess this is a test to see if you are a neurotic woman who can understand the question.
Expound as much or as little as you feel comfortable with, without making me look like the only paranoid freak here.
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Have you ever wondered if different users are different users?
Yes. I thought you might be McJ at first, because your post styles at first glance were somewhat similar. Now that I've read more of yours, I see the difference.
Other than that, I'm not paranoid.
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How do You like Intensitysquared?
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Religion: apathetic, agnostic, atheist, believer?
Do you believe in a higher power?
If so what made you believe in it, what form do you think it takes, what makes you believe it takes that particular form?
If not, how do you feel about the people who do believe, whats your general attitude towards them?
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I think I'll miss you all when I am in school and working.
So you're a teacher... what grades do you teach?
Are you ever worried some of your students might think of you as a "TILF"? ;) :P
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How do You like Intensitysquared?
I like that there is a lot of action (ie lots of posts) and some interesting characters and threads, and a lot of time it makes me laugh. I like Pearlsofwisdom too, I just wish there were more people posting regularly there.
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you seem open.
the aereolas around your nipple:
dime
nickel
quarter
half dollar
or silver dollar
sizewise?
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Religion: apathetic, agnostic, atheist, believer?
Do you believe in a higher power?
If so what made you believe in it, what form do you think it takes, what makes you believe it takes that particular form?
If not, how do you feel about the people who do believe, whats your general attitude towards them?
No religion whatsoever. Was buddhist for a while and believed in karma, but after all the crap that has happened to me and seeing how unfair life is to myself and others, I have serious doubts about it.
I am somewhat envious of people who have faith. It's not something you can just summon up at will. People with faith seem to be stronger and happier.
However, I have negative opinions about religion in general, in part because of the millions of people tortured and killed over the years in the name of someone's god. Oh, you didn't ask me that last question, but since people are so bored, I thought I'd try to mix it up a bit. Nobody's probably going to read this anyway.
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I think I'll miss you all when I am in school and working.
So you're a teacher... what grades do you teach?
Are you ever worried some of your students might think of you as a "TILF"? ;) :P
Correction: I'm a nurse and am going to grad school in the fall. So that makes me a MILF and a NILF. I'm flattered. But I have a daughter who is more naturally endowed than me, so that makes me somewhat more modest.
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McJ, thanks for being so creative with your posts and questions. I wuff you!!!!
There's a picture of them on the internet somewhere - I challenge you to find it. Then you will have your answer.
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What are you up to today?
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What is it like living on a island?
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what are TILFS, MILFS and NILFS?
(i have a feeling i probably don't want to know this, but i can't resist - i have to know everything).
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ha! I know the answer to this one. Ender's Dragon from WP asked john (my son) if I was a MILF. And Enders wonders why I blocked him.
Mother (M) or teacher (T) I'd Like to F*ck.
The N must be for nurse, although thats a joke on Triste part as NILF is a new one.
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beebee! :-*
and thank you SO much for the information - i knew i didn't want to know... ::)
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What are you up to today?
Trying to avoid panic. Went to the orthopedic surgeon who is sending me for an MRI of my shoulder to find out whether I need surgery. Trying to deal with the insurance company to pay for it. Phone calls and doctor visits - fun. Just made a flight reservation to Honolulu for my grad school orientation next month - I can't wait to be a student again! I have to leave in a few minutes to take my daughter to her last behind-the-wheel driving class - halellujah - we survived the 50 hours of hell and are actually getting along better now. Have to go to the bank to get her 50 hour driving log notarized, return an overdue library book, register the kid's new car at DMV, go to the post office to pick up the keys to my new post office box that we've been waiting for for a year, then help the girls pack for a camping trip.
Too much to do, all dealing with the public, just taking it one moment at a time.
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What is it like living on a island?
The ocean is always close by and the weather is almost always good so we can go to the beach and go snorkeling any time we want. It's a rural island so if we want to enjoy city life we have to get on a plane and fly to Honolulu, which we do every so often. There are a lot of "local" people here and a culture all its own, which can sometime make social stuff even more complicated. There's not many people on the island, so everybody knows everybody's business, which can be intimidating, kind of like living in a small town. Some things are really expensive because of transportation costs. Mail takes forever to get here from the mainland so I've had to give up my Ebay addiction, which is probably just as well. Everything is very casual - no dressing up, and there isn't the same pressure to have "stuff" like there was back in California. Hawaiians value relaxation and having fun more than possessing things, which I like. But the radio stations suck and without TV I sometimes feel cut off from the rest of the world, which is good and bad.
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Triste,
did you know that i am glad to see you again?
you have made me happy.
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Why were ya gone for so long?
What do you do for fun nowadays?
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triste,
Do you think that a persons feelings are real?
Do you think that others should validate the fact that others feelings are real?
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What was or is you favorite television commericial?
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What do you do when you need to stimulate your creativity?
how is life treatin' ya nowadays?
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Why were ya gone for so long?
What do you do for fun nowadays?
My meds started kicking in, a side effect of which was to remove all unhealthy obsessions from my brain. Then, while getting screwed, my back injury kicked up again, and I was unable to sit for longer than it took to eat a meal. Got rolfed this morning by my studly Minnesotan, and now I can almost sit again.
The rolfing was fun. Almost as good as sex.
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triste,
Do you think that a persons feelings are real?
Do you think that others should validate the fact that others feelings are real?
I just watched "The Talented Mr. Ripley", where Matt Damon plays a sociopath with identity issues. Great movie. Normally I would say yes, people's feelings are real, but as I become less naive I see there are those among us who are so hidden even from themselves that they may not even know if their feelings are real.
In terms of validation, that should come from the appropriate person. Like a significant other.
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What was or is you favorite television commericial?
Sorry, don't watch TV so haven't seen a memorable commercial for years.
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do you like my new avtar?
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do you like my new avtar?
You, of the hardball questions, asks such a lame one. Yes, I like it, and I get it. I like how you change avatars frequently. Can we see one of your wife's belly?
Oops, GTG, have to get ready for that most hated of social interactions, THE JOB INTERVIEW.
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triste good luck with the job interview.
and no, my wife will not submit her belly for a photograph. she is self concious of the stretch marks left from the first two.
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Photoshop. Look at Britney Spears.
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Leaving tomorrow for:
(http://www.hiltonwaikoloavillage.com/resort/wallpaper/Pool.jpg)
And I'm NOT taking my computer. The hotel charges $15 a day to use their connection.
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my tongue is hanging out. any room in your suitcase for me? pleeeeeeease?
/flutters eyelashes and smiles, winningly...
:-* :-* :-* :-* :-* :-* :-*
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Where's the pic taken? :D
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That is the west side of the island I live on (Hawaii). I live 2 hours from there ;D
We crash the hotel sometimes so the kids can swim in the pool.
I love pictures. This one hardly looks like what you'd expect of Hawaii. It's a pic of the road we'll be taking, the saddle between two 13000 foot volcanoes (all that rocky stuff is lava):
(http://www.volcanovillage.com/Hawaii_Picture_of_the_Day/saddelrd.JPG)
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Two hours? Lucky you.
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pah!
in fact, double pah!
still, i shouldn't whinge too much - i always miss the british countryside and temperate zone greenery and wildflowers if i'm away for too long. i could always manage a bit of a holiday for a few weeks, though - you sure you can't squeeze me in somewhere, Triste? contrary to my all griping, i'm really quite slim... i wouldn't take up much room. honest! :angel:
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i found a bunch of nipples, which were yours?
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i could always manage a bit of a holiday for a few weeks, though - you sure you can't squeeze me in somewhere, Triste? contrary to my all griping, i'm really quite slim... i wouldn't take up much room. honest! :angel:
By all means, come join me and my two teenagers in one room! But I don't know that you'd want to be flying out of England right now. I just got an email from an airline that said they're not allowing any liquids on board airplanes except for breastmilk and insulin. Scary.
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i found a bunch of nipples, which were yours?
How can I tell you which were mine if I don't know which bunch you found?
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then perhaps i will reside in my fantasy and assume that the silver dollars where yours.
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So sad, you're conceding defeat.
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de-feet.
no.
its just that i am taking a break. i will be putting in about 70 hours at work this week and cannot manage the time to think. so i will put my search on hold, for the time being.
some people are conessouers of fine wine, i am the same but the female breasts are my expertize.
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Picture coming your way. No work needed.
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thanks, but you realize that you are an enabler now.
you made my laziness appropriate behaviour.
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honey! how did the surgery go?
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like crap. pain despite massive drugs. they did a nerve block to reduce pan and it paralyzed my arm. scary weird to no be able to move it a muscle. went away last night thank god but now is pain. typing is too much work. will yry again tomorrow. thx for asking. :-*
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:-* :-*
/sends non touching hugs.
hope it's loads better tomorrow - healing on its way.
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I hope it feels better soon, Triste.
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So how are You feeling today?
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love your avi, triste. thought of you when i saw it.
sexy!
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well i would think you like it since you picked it out for me. the more i see it the less i like it though. my hips aren't that big.
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and boobs not that small.
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How has Your day been?
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I really like your avatar, Kevv. Nice detailing and the colors are nice too.
Just got back from the orthopedic surgeon, who showed me pictures (taken during the surgery last week) of my labrum (piece of tissue holding the shoulder together) which was really cool. He told me I have 3 titanium screws holding it all together now.
I wonder if I'll get through airport security now..."Of course I don't have a gun on me, I have 3 titanium screws in my labrum"
Ha Ha Ha!
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You might need to start showing airport security Your x-rays or something like that. :laugh:
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Just got back from the orthopedic surgeon, who showed me pictures (taken during the surgery last week) of my labrum (piece of tissue holding the shoulder together) which was really cool. He told me I have 3 titanium screws holding it all together now.Â
I wonder if I'll get through airport security now..."Of course I don't have a gun on me, I have 3 titanium screws in my labrum"
Ha Ha Ha!
Did the doctor give you a card to show at the airport? My mom got a card to show at the airport when she got an artificial shoulder. My daughter has steel wires holding her sternum together and she usually does not set off the metal detectors in airports, although she did once. I explained that she had open heart surgery when she was a baby. She flatly refused to let them come near her with the hand scanner and it was before September 11, IIRC, so they just let her walk back through it carefully and she did not set it off that time. Be careful to walk through the center and I think that helps.
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Triste get that card okay for that airport security.
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Just got back from the orthopedic surgeon, who showed me pictures (taken during the surgery last week) of my labrum (piece of tissue holding the shoulder together) which was really cool. He told me I have 3 titanium screws holding it all together now.
I wonder if I'll get through airport security now..."Of course I don't have a gun on me, I have 3 titanium screws in my labrum"
Ha Ha Ha!
Did the doctor give you a card to show at the airport? My mom got a card to show at the airport when she got an artificial shoulder. My daughter has steel wires holding her sternum together and she usually does not set off the metal detectors in airports, although she did once. I explained that she had open heart surgery when she was a baby. She flatly refused to let them come near her with the hand scanner and it was before September 11, IIRC, so they just let her walk back through it carefully and she did not set it off that time. Be careful to walk through the center and I think that helps.
omg. can you imagine anybody hiding a bomb on a baby???? boggles the mind.
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So what are You doing right now?
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coping with bad bout of depression so i'm not really doing anything.
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:-* + hugs x as often as you like = feel better.
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Sorry to hear that Triste- I hope you're feeling better soon.
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thanks you guys.
You know you're depressed when you live in Hawaii with a guy who is way better than I deserve and you still think life sucks and everything is pointless.
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I love you, triste.
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i miss you triste.
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yeah, me too. we need her.
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think we should all establish a time (within the next week or so), and have a drunken chat conversation, with several members of I² participating.
shots every ten minutes and a cold beer always in hand (or wine).
we can name a designated log saver, who will post the declining results of the entire session. that way, the next day, we can all use the blushing emoticon, frequently.
and, we should remember that this is Intensity². so no holds barred.
also, clothing is optional.
who would be interested in this?
perhaps next sunday between 10pm and midnight british time.
that means i would be drinking by about two in the afternoon.
next sunday sept 18. would you be interested?
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you had me at "clothing optional"
MS will like it too.
you'll have to remind people.
2pm your time is 11am my time.
woo hoo
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its a sunday and the vikings will probably be playing football game on tv.
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He doesn't care about the Vikings. Perfect boyfriend.
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So how are You doing?
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Thanks for asking Kevv. Still depressed and in pain. I have physical therapy 3 times a week, and my surgeon's handing me out pain meds like they're candy. Gotta watch that I don't get addicted to them, too.
I have to do some things today I hate doing - phone calls I don't want to make and paying bills, so I'll probably stop by the corner store later for some liquid courage.
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(http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g81/intensitysquared/irfan-1.jpg)
my shoulder scars. the pic doesn't show the uneven topography, unfortunately. life-time disfigurement, i wonder how much i'll get for that...
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ouch :(
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How is Your shoulder doing?
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Wow, your incisions are healing nicely, Triste. The topography might smooth out over time, don't you think? It did on my daughter's sternotomy incision.
Were they able to fix everything with just those two little incisions? That is so amazing to me that they can do that in some cases.
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i'm impressed, too.
i have scars all over the place, from all sorts of things. after a while, i forgot they were there, to be honest. and no-one ever mentions them, not even out of curiosity.
mind you, i also forget i have tattoos, in the winter. they come as a bit of a shock, sometimes, when i see them.
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I hope everything is going well for You Triste?
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How's your shoulder? Will you have physical therapy? If so, when will it start?
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Thanks for asking, everyone.
PT started a week after surgery. I have 2 scars on front of shoulder, and one behind.
I've been in agony without percocet until today. That stuff makes me crazy, which is why I haven't been here. Can't remember much of the last 2 weeks, actually. If I said anything stupid, please excuse me.
I can't lift anything over 5 pounds for FOUR MONTHS which means I basically can't work as a nurse. I'm trying to figure out what to do but I'm stymied.
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So what are You doing these days?
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great to see you back, triste, although i'm sorry to hear about the work prospects. :( what a pisser.
your new avatar is beautiful, though - what is it? (i have a thing about stained glass windows and byzantine/russian and greek orthodox icons, so it's doubly interesting, cos that's what it looks like).
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i wish that you would come back. :'(
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why'd ya delete the account?
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oh shit she deleted her account? :(
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It would seem so. Her posts are now by a "guest".
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She did not delete Her account We had some technology problems it may have deleted Her account by accident. A new account has been setup for Her too.
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ohhh i see...that sucks...why triste? :(
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I'm glad that she didn't do it. Who should we blame? ;)
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It's Dunc's fault, of course. ::) :laugh:
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I say blame Kevv, since he is the Grand High God of the Internet. ;)
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Yes blame Me for everything that has happened. ;D
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i blame myself, cos i may as well get in before anyone else does... ;)
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Can I blame all of you? :laugh:
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no.
lol.
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Awww, c'mon. It's your 4000th post and all. Please? ;D
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WRONG!!
hahahahaha! timing is everything, daaaaaaaahling. :P
oh, go on, then - i'm off to bed soon, anyway.
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How many ask away threads do you need?
How many does McJ need? :dankesh:
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How many ask away threads do you need?
How many does McJ need? :dankesh:
McJ needs a new one every time he 69s. :dankesh: