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- Hi! I’m Claire, and this is my channel, Woodshed Theory. Here, you will find the awkward ramblings of an adult autist. I love being creative and sharing my experiences with you. Subscribe to see more DIYs, Discussions, and Bunnies on your feed!
Today I am telling you all about the origins of my channel name. I really took some time to think about the name of the channel so I hope that you enjoy the video and information I have for you today.
Also heads up - realized before this was released that I called Mary Shelley, Marie Shelley, throughout the video. Pretty funny actually.
Please subscribe, I put out videos three times per week! Thank you for visiting.
FACEBOOK: / woodshedtheory
Instagram: @woodshed_theory
Business email: woodshedtheory@gmail.com
I had seen only part of the movie, but the way you described it made it make total sense. I have only recently been diagnosed as autistic & ADHD after a life of not fitting in and unknowingly masking to try to appear normal and act in what the world deems acceptable. I now am trying to work out who and what I really am.
hi micheal you arent alone thanks for being here
I totally get it. Even before my diagnoses I felt a kin to the monster of Frankenstein. I didn't fit in anywhere, society as a whole seemed to be speaking some sort of weird hidden language I didn't get. Some people didn't want to with me at all. My room was definitely my shed, from there I studied how to become high masking and hide my true self to fit in.
Thanks for sharing
I loved Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. I found myself relating to the creature. It all makes sense now, lol.
For real!
"woodshed, hovel, adjoining space"
I named my tiny old house here in the boonies of Northern Nevada the "Hovel" a few years ago, due to its (currently) dilapidated state.
I'm glad that the name I chose now has an interesting dual meaning to me, due to this video.
I'm hoping to make this old place the first (and hopefully last) home I've ever owned.
It will be refurbished by me, to my own (ahem) "unique" standards of what's important and what's not, with no consideration needing to be given to who actually owns the space I occupy.
This will be the first space I've ever had with this level of freedom, and I look forward to it!
How exciting to have a little place of your own! My dream is to buy an old Victorian away from people that I can just work on quietly.
I like your channel / profile name. 👍
More power to you and many blessings as you proceed with renovations within your second chapter. ✊♥️
I read this book in college for a class and absolutely loved it. It definitely didn't feel like a traditional horror story. I even cried several times when reading it. Great origin story!
Thanks it’s a great story
Wow, this is the perfect name indeed. I have read the book, recently, and the name fits in so many ways.
Thanks so much!
Excellent that you've explained this, a great metaphor
Thanks Julie, I am glad you like it.
I read the book in grade school. Audioslave recorded "Show me how to live" which I've read was about Shelly's Monster. The lyrics back that up. - ☮
Thanks for sharing
Mine is Nowhere Creature because I feel like a creature that belongs nowhere sometimes!
Love the name Woodshed Theory and I loved learning about what it means to you!
AH I love this! What a great name I will look for your channel.
Omggg!! I thought the name MIGHT be after frankenstein! Frankenstein is my favorite book of all time!! I even have a wooden kind of piece of art hanging on my wall that says Frankenstein on it and an imagery of the woods he’s in before he arrives at the woodshed by the house. I read the book in swedish (since im from sweden) so i never read the english word ”woodshed” in the book so i wasnt sure about your username. But i figured it might be and it was!
I read the book about 3 years ago, and it has stuck with me. I totally agree about the part you talked about, where the creature is peering through the hole and observing the family and learns all these things. It’s so beautiful. And also when he’s in the woods, where the world at first is blurry and he can’t really tell apart the sight and smell and feel etc of the forest and he can’t understand or integrate into the world around him. But he gets better at navigating his reality as he studies it, and eventually he becomes super eloquent and can decifer not only the material/physical world but also intricate philosophical questions. (Lol me at this moment writing this comment). And he realize the beauty of nature and life more and more, which also is a human trait. But in a considerable way he’s not like everybody else. I think one of the questions the book begs is, what is the fundamental meaning of being ”human” really? I could go on about this and you know it!!
When i read this book i just knew it really hit home. But lately when i’ve realized i’m probably autistic, i’ve also realized the connection between autism and especially the book frankenstein, but also other outsider-themed things such as the movies the elephant man or edward scissorhands etc (other longterm faves of mine).
Sorry for this super embarrasing comment but i’m passionate about that damn book lol and i dont know anybody who read it
Nicki YAY I feel seen! I am so glad you are here and now we’ve met through CZcams :) I need to reread the book as it’s been since high school I read it. Please don’t feel sorry or embarrassed about your comment I loved it!
@@WoodshedTheory gahhh my comment disappears im trying to offer my insta 😂
It’s efterklanger if you want to talk more! But it’s fine if you dont :)
Glad you reached out :)
@@WoodshedTheory yay me too!
Found it - yay. Cool ref. & great metaphor. One of my fav. books as I identified strongly with the creature. Mary S. did a great job in highlighting the prejudice & hostility meted out to those who are different esp. through no fault of their own.
yes it is a great story!
Al and I have both been wondering, weren't sure if we'd missed it in another video. 😁
Nope I guess I thought I’d get to it and then didn’t.
I've been wondering this too of why you named your channel Woodshed Theory, and this video definitely explains it! Love your channel and videos! :)
thanks kate, my rabbit friend :)
@@WoodshedTheory you're very welcome!🤗
Dead ass, Frankenstein is my favorite book because I relate to Adam so much.
frankentwins! yay!
I just found your channel through your “trauma of undiagnosed autism” video and I was curious about the name. I absolutely love it! I haven’t read the book but I love the whole Frankenstein’s creature mythology and the many pop culture renditions of it, particularly the Rocky Horror Picture Show. The woodshed metaphor is perfect for describing what it’s like to be neurodivergent. There have been so many times that I so badly wished I could see what day-to-day life was like for “normal” people. If it weren’t wildly unethical I would love to just spy on people, lol. Your channel name stands out and inspires curiosity. Doing my good deed and subscribing 👍
i am very glad to have you!
Wood shed theory love it , and what it stands for!! 💜💜 Beautifull story behind this name great choice .
Thank you! 🤖🧟♀️
I was just wondering so it was pretty exciting to find out there was a video explaining it!!
Yay! Thanks Anna!
Awesome video, thank you 👍😊
Thank you Lynn!
Super cool name. +1 . Bonus points to anyone that's even heard of LUH 3417, my eponym (I had to look up that word).
I haven’t heard of it, what does it mean?
@@WoodshedTheory Eponym? The source of my name, the person I'm copying. LUH3417? The hero of the movie THX1138. She freed herself from chemical slavery and figured out how to think drug-free. She then made the mistake of freeing her man, THX1138. He couldn't keep his shit together and got them both caught. Somehow he gets the movie title and she gets executed :p
Point very well said. Thanks for explaining.
Thanks!
Came here from Orion's live chat - beautiful metaphore! Hope you get your million!
I had NOT read that about his time in the woodshed. What a beautiful acknowledgement of the struggle.
thank you
Perfect name description. From another perspective, working in a field that I was totally unprepared for I feel like I am just watching from the outside to see how "real" professionals do it. Does that make sense?
Yes imposter syndrome is so hard!
Now I get!!! I was wondering how you arrived at that name. That's GENIUS!!! 😁❤️ I'm not autistic, but I "stumbled" upon your channel. I LOVE IT!!! YOU'RE AWESOME! I watch your channel because we just found out about a year and a half ago that my husband is autistic. He's 58, incorrectly diagnosed as bipolar in 2010. We've been together almost 19 years and it has been tough. Although I would have never thought he was autistic. Your content helps me to understand my husband. Thank you so much! Love you Claire ❤❤❤
Hi Sharon, glad you found the channel :)
I adore the reason for the name! I'm a musician so I took it as the practice angle, which I guess it really is. The Frankenstein angle, however, was magical! That entire premise and feeling is a pretty accurate way of describing how I've always dealt with trying to blend in. What I would offer is that woodshedding can also be quite therapeutic and relaxing if done in the proper mindset.
I had no idea woodshed was a music thing until I was researching for this video lol
@@WoodshedTheory I also JUST realized the creature in the woodshed is the Creature in the Woodshed!
I love how you think about things. And the choices you've made for your Businesses, channel name, music, Sound effects, topics et cetera.
Glad you enjoy it! I try to go with my gut
I actually celebrate Mary Shelley's birthday each year 🎉 bc literature was a way for me to try understanding human expressions and feelings. The name of your channel is certainly full of hope. I found you recently through Tay's channel. Can't thank you all enough for sharing for the rest of us!
That is so cool!
Thank you for explaining where the name of the channel comes from, now it makes much more sense!!
Thanks!
Love the name and your extrapolation from the book. I read it many, many years ago, before I ever saw the movie. I don't remember the woodshed part, but the analogies you made ring true.
thanks Martha - that part always resonated with me
The description of observing how to be human from within a body that you happen to find yourself in really resonates.
thank you! it means a lot
Claire I just revisited this post today - December 16 2022 and you are now at 3.9K subs (I've been subscribed here since almost the beginning subs in the 50s and in this you were at 300 - I like the name but most of all I look forward to having Porch Coffee with everyone
You are an OG for sure!
This popped up in my suggestions today. I had been meaning to find out more about the name of your channel. It appealed to me from the get-go as a writer. I just knew there was likely a deeper reason behind it. Really appreciate it that much more now that I know. PS Blonde also is gorgeous on you! The Veronica Lake comment is spot on.
Thanks for your comment! I loved the blonde - maybe one day we will go back to it but I killed my hair trying to do my roots and it's taken two years to get it back to nice lol
I love it! My Gosh, I sure did enjoy Mary Shelley's Frankenstein a lot more than my peers and more than I expected!! It makes so much since now, I think I even remember sympathizing with the creature more than classmates in discussion...
I had definitely made the autistic connection with why I happened to read Dr Jekyll & Hyde for fun as a 27yo (one of the few classics I actually 'got around to' when a copy of it happened to wander into my then wonderfully, turmoiltuous life) but my love for how MS's F is so much more of a rich story than you might think had not occurred to me. I definitely remember how would absolutely nerd out on it's page+ long sentences that give MS the reputation of being "descriptive & long-winded", which now makes so much more sense through the auti-lense!
💝Loving your channel, chickadee!!💖
thank you for sharing this was great!
Wow. ✊🥺
I really enjoyed your excerpt retelling, and resonated with this whole thing. I am even in the process of coming up with my own ~future~ channel’s name. I have SO many ideas, and though I’m having a difficult time narrowing it down to just one, I’m getting closer, and almost bold enough to make the channel leap!
I’m a new subscriber, btw (thanks to That Autistic Guy👍) and really looking forward to all that is to come!
PS- If you don’t mind, I’d like to add “That Strange Detail” to my list. 😘
good luck on naming your channel - i know you will come up with a good idea!
A great metaphor for this kind of rediscovery of oneself - feels true
yessss thank you caroline for seeing that
It is a wonderful name, so articulately explained.
Thanks I tried my best
I love the name Woodshed Theory! It’s brilliant!!! ❤
Thanks Donna!
I did a paper on this book and i really connected with his creature in so many ways. I'd also just lost a pregnancy and saw so much in this story of the creation, loss, cocooning i experienced as well. I suspect many autists will connect with Frankenstein's creature. ❤
that's amazing that you feel a connection to the story as well
I actually have a copy of this book in my shelves. I haven’t gotten to read it yet, though I haven’t been able to read a novel for a while now. I hope I’ll get back into it since reading was my favorite thing to do. I love the creative thought and such a meaningful way to give a channel name of your own. Really cool!
i think it's enjoyable but a little dry sometimes lol
I love horror fiction. I watch six horror movies every weekend. They address my deep irrational thoughts, fears and everything that makes me different from neurotypicals. I love Mary Shelley's Frankenstein because of its organic aspects of the gothic period of disease and decay. As a neurodivergent I feel like that too and I find comfort with it as though somebody understands me. Your title Woodshed Theory certainly has that organic feel of nature such as forests and firewood. Maybe you can incorporate these elements a little more into your title or logo. I think my Frankenstein will be activated next year when I have my official diagnosis for autism. My doctor has already excepted that I am on the spectrum since my 2014 based on my psychiatrist report. Btw I think you also called Mary Shelley a 'he' lol. Also your hair and make-up looks fantastic.
I probably did can her a he - sorry! one thing I have always struggled with in natural speech is pronouns. In my mind I say it correctly and I don't notice.
@@WoodshedTheory That's okay. Actually I may have a similar problem. I can't always tell because I hardly communicate verbally but in my mind I sense the struggle with pronouns.
I’ve been curious to read her book for awhile now. I heard a documentary about her and was fascinated that so long ago she came up with such a groundbreaking story - so many years ahead of it’s time… anyway, now I’ve another reason to read it. Thanks for having the courage to share your stories here. I’m only just discovering my own story. I’m most definitely finding, fumbling my way around a woodshed of my own. It’s hard going but so nice learning and processing and most of all taking comfort in not being alone. Cheers 🇨🇦
Thanks for listening to me!
I want to LIKE this one twice for the bunnies at the end.
😄
Ahh my sweet babies they have both crossed the rainbow bridge
@@WoodshedTheory 😞 NO! I'm so sorry. My sympathies. I have two myself and think the world of them🙏
you are funny as f. I love the beginning / intro
I love the channel name. I think the connection to Frankenstein is beautiful. I was recently diagnosed in my mid thirties, and I can relate a lot to how the creature watched other people from the shadows and constructed his persona based on his observations of others. I also think it's interesting that the creature used John Milton's Paradise Lost--another literary work with an antihero protagonist--to teach himself how to read.
wonderful thank you for sharing
Sadly I have always had trouble reading. Not that I can't actually read, but that I do not absorb and it takes me so so long to read.
I literally just realized in the last few days that it is dyslexia. I didn't realize it because words and letters look normal to me, but the tests for dyslexia and the results/stories of it are me 100%.
I have auditory dyslexia and some other form that makes it hard to remember. My left and right is something I have to figure out each time I use the direction. I need to count on my fingers. And lots of other things.
I never finished or comprehended any literary books in high school. I don't know how I passed even. My grades were not good but I was still smart.
I am 53 now and just figuring out all this is autism and nearly every ND condition I come across. Seriously, nearly all of them.
I’m sorry I also struggle with reading but more with focus
I think I have always been in the “woodshed”!!!!! I’m 42 & tired, at this point I wish I could only communicate with other humans on the spectrum. I am tired of being misunderstood. I was diagnosed at 39 and it DID NOT ease the misunderstandings. I may take things more literally that typical humans but I don’t freak out when I don’t understand them. I’m tired of their drama and thanks to this video I will go read the book. Perhaps it will give me a different perspective of typical humans.
The greatest novels I have ever read have been Jane Austen! Her descriptions of attitudes, behavior & society are great insights into communicating more effectively with typical humans… at least from my perspective.
I loved this comment!
An excellent choice of name for your business and work you are putting out into the world. How you came up with the name, what it means and represents in relation to you, and the whole making of video is so insightful and it was really beautiful to watch. Also, autism literary theory anyone?!
ahh thank you so much!
I read the book about ten years ago. I also was going through a period where I wanted to read as much classic literature as possible. It makes perfect sense. My theory was that you named it after a line in a 1995 Kate Beckinsale film called “Cold Comfort Farm”, where an old woman who was living as a recluse, and was supposedly mad because she “saw something nasty in the woodshed” as a child. She mentions it a few times, but never reveals what it was. I was thinking that movie is a bit obscure, and maybe it was something else.
ooh that does sound dubious - i've never seen that movie lol
Wonderful insights! Your awareness is enlightenment are interesting and intriguing!
Thank you kindly!
I actually had an English teacher that had three books to give out to the class to read and that book was one of them. I don't remember what the others were, but my teacher insisted I read that one and said something about me connecting with it and I did, I just didn't know what that meant back then and looking back now, I think some people were trying to tell me or at least clue me in on something I didn't know about myself, but I don't pick up social cues well and can't tell if someone even likes me unless they tell me straightforward.
Interesting. I often wonder if people were ever clued in before me.
I feel as though I've been in the woodshed for a few years now! Feeling so much more aware of what the heck has been going on for me for all these years. I love the name. Thank you x
Thanks for stopping by hope you stick around 😊
I've never read Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, but now I want to! So glad you shared the connection.
I admit - it's a little dry in places - but the overall story is good
I've been wanting to watch this for a while. Finally got around to it. I know this is a much older video, but I'd always wondered the meaning behind your name because I knew there was one.
I think it is the perfect metaphor for what it feels like to be autistic. Very deep and meaningful. It adds so much to your channel for me ❤
But.... When are you gonna start doing woodworking DIYs? 😅
lol ummmm never lol
I keep wanting to read that novel and just haven’t gotten to it yet (I love to read, but am terrible at getting started reading, or anything else - strongly suspect ADHD). Now I want to read it even more! I think this is a perfect name! What a great choice and metaphor!
I recently started following Orion Kelly and watched your most recent interview with him there just now and wanted to visit your channel right away! I am not diagnosed autistic and, in fact, am only just starting to settle into thinking this may in fact be me. I have pretty firmly settled into believing I have ADHD at this point. What I knew of it a couple years ago would’ve left me laughing at anyone suggesting that I had such… but then I started learning more about the details of it and what it really looks like and how females tend to present and why they go undiagnosed so long. I have a lifelong friend that is more obviously ADHD and she never would’ve suspected either. I think I started looking more in-depth at autism as I came across facets of “real life” experiences of late-diagnosed females and how that can be so hidden from the person and their loved ones as well while I was looking more in-depth at the ADHD… I’ve gone back and forth on the autism fitting me or not, but every time I discount it because one aspect doesn’t fit as well as I think it should, I find myself coming back to it again and again. My ADHD research went along those same lines to some degree. I have had to learn more of the finer details, how different people with different personalities and experiences have experienced these things, a lot of mulling it over and pulling up memories and working over scenarios in my mind. I don’t want to latch onto something that isn’t true when I just have some characteristics but am lacking the big pieces of the puzzle. But the more I work it over in my mind and the more I learn of other’s experiences and the research into it, the more I come back to it and the better I understand it fits. I am definitely not trying to make either “fit” me. I have discounted both ADHD and ASD several times each but I keep getting drawn back to them the more that I learn. I’m not forcing anything; I’m just learning more about them... and, by extension, myself.
Thank you and all of the others who share their personal stories and experiences and knowledge. It is immensely important!
Might I suggest listening to a free audio version?
@@WoodshedTheory I do my reading via audiobook these days whenever possible! I avoided audiobooks for years thinking that I would completely mentally drift while listening to it and not pay attention to it. But I was selling myself short! I finally listened to an audiobook, and with occasional rewinds (which I already regularly do with other things like podcasts and videos when my mind inevitably drifts in thought), I did just fine! I don’t rewind any more than I would have to reread lines or paragraphs for the same reason for a book in print. Plus, I don’t get the physical discomfort of being hunched over a book. Although I do love physical books! I am currently in the middle of Aspergirls in audiobook form. I haven’t done much book reading/listening recently as I have been on a podcast kick, but I do tend to cycle around to whichever media form is most grabbing my attention at any given time. Just not enough hours in the day for it all! 😁
I will go look for an audiobook version of it right now while I’m thinking of it!
Aaand, I already have an audiobook copy of it in my Audible library! 😂 I just need to read it!
Phantom of the Opera resonated with me and numerous other lesser known books.
Jo from Little Women too.
I also resonated with Jo
Jo is one my favorite characters in literature.❤
Thank you so much for this insight into your naming process. I love your Woodshed Theory story. I can totally understand and resonate with your message. 😊
ah i am so glad you like it and get it
It makes a lot of sense, why you have called your channel Woodshed Theory 🙂 I really like it, God bless you ❤
Brilliant!
Hey new friend thanks so much! Glad you found this one
Yes. Woodshed Theory makes perfect sense.
Excellent! Love your explanation of your "enlightenment" and more. Very much like how my son thinks about life. He is 43 and was diagnosed with aspergers syndrome at very young age. I sent him one of your videos about "Love on the Spectrum". Listening to you helps me in my years of enlightenment in this life too. Enjoyed listening to why you chose "Woodshed Theory".
Wow, thank you!
Hi Claire and I love your channel and your videos and if you keep making videos I will keep watching them and what is your favorite crochet project to work on right now and favorite types of yarn to used when crocheting and keep up the great work on your CZcams channel and keep up the great work on your CZcams channel and keep up the great work on your crochet projects
right now i've been working on shawls and enjoying that
+WoodshedTheory *Viewing 1.5 years post hoc - Fun Fact:* +TheRealGospelChops *is into newfangled Gospel, calls an extended drum solo a SHED.* Gospel Chops subcontracts and sells cymbals sized for a megachurch worship center: The SHED range, plus the RAW Splash, SHONDO Crash, JUDAH Crash, and Resurrection Crash.
Interesting
Hey, I just found your channel through your collab with Mom on the Spectrum. First thoughts - autistic content, colored hair AND crochet?? New fave channel 🩷
You sound like my kinda person! Welcome welcome welcome
It is a pretty cool name. It's also unique.
Thanks I love it
"It's apt." It makes sense. Thanks for the explanation.
thanks I like the name too
Ok, so before I watch this vid, I gotta say:
PLEASE PIN IT SOMEWHERE that it can easily be found for newcomers!!!!!!!
I'm thrilled that Orion Kelly sent me your way, but not being able to start off with satisfying my intense curiosity about your channel's name was certainly frustrating for me. It literally took multiple searches, after 10min of fruitlessly scouring the channel, for me to hunt down a video I highly suspected existed & wanted 1st, hehe.
I'm excited to be here! Thanks in advance for what I'm certain will be more needed guidance as I continue to understand my life and work to get my own late autistic female diagnosis!
P.S. I am particularly drawn to the name of the theory because my husband & I have chosen to live a different kind of..... farmsteady.. life in the rural mountain tops of the Ozarks and the relationship that one builds with the 🔥fire🔥 in a home heated by a wood stove has been one that offers SO many more valuable lessons than many people living today would ever be able imagine. These lessons come at a high price (hard work, time, sweat, burns, coldness) & have taken years for me to learn, but they hold many surprising opportunities & I believe these have done wonders for my nurodivergent brain on this bizarre planet.
Oh you know what that is a great idea - I’ll put it on the home page!
Love it! Thank you.
Thank you for your support
Ooh so THAT’s why. Good name! It does feel like that. You reminded me of a scene in the 1931 Frankenstein movie, where the “monster” tries to bond with a girl and, uh, well, it goes kinda wrong. czcams.com/video/v5FtI472Q6I/video.html
And that is sorta how it is, although luckily usually not quite as deadly 😅
Some Edward Scissorhands vibes here as well
Edward scissorhands is a classic!
Me too, want to read all the classics
Their is a reason they are classics I suppose lol
@@WoodshedTheory yes since I began doing it I have found that logic to be sound. I really liked A Tale of Two Cities and Crime and Punishment
I love this! Its fascinating!
Love the name! I love Frankenstein!
Ah. Never would have come to this "theory", interesting. And yes, makes sense.
yes it def needs an explanation
It’s perfect❣️
thank you!
I read Frankenstein some years ago. I'd forgotten about the woodshed part. I was thinking your channel name might refer to Cold Comfort Farm by Stella Gibbons. It has the line, "Something nasty in the woodshed." Perhaps she was quoting Frankenstein?
Anyway, about a month ago, I was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder.
Hmm I’m not sure about her reference but I will check it out
I love your blonde hair!
Thanks I loved it too
Found this channel today (via Taylor Heaton) and immediately knew the title described a channel about late-diagnosed autistics (50 years+) who had the crap beaten out of them behind the "woodshed" for displaying their traits instead of masking and conforming to neurotypical behavior. I am shocked that this channel is not named for that!
i'm so sorry you went through that terrible experience
I get it ..ty
THank you for the support
I also don’t remember if I finished Frankenstein
Also great name for channel!
Thanks I’m fond of the name as well
Ah, new to your channel and initially assumed Woodshed Theory was your name 😅
Oh my that would be a very interesting name - nah it’s Claire lol
@@WoodshedTheory hello Claire, my name is Wilderness Island 😊 (JK!)
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Hello, I found you!
It was so nice to meet you! I will have the hobby lobby videos up today and tomorrow I’m hoping!
👍
rock on
It’s a great channel name! Thanks for sharing. Not so different from “shedding” jazz improvisation. Having received a “sub-clinical” diagnosis from my long time counselor in 2019, and frustrated with the fascist origins of the diagnoses (I read Asperger’s Children…), it’s nice to connect with other beautifully atypical creatures. Best, Daniel 🙏🏼
@@WoodshedTheory Have you read Asperger’s Children?
I read Frankenstein in high school. I have no idea how to communicate with neurotypicals. Also, I dislike the black and white morality of many autistic people reason with. I can't objectively defend moral relativism though.
It is definitely speaking a different language.
Wow, you look like Veronica Lake or someone from the 1940s.
That’s a nice compliment thanks
Hello, I found you today via Freehandly Made Âû live. Hugs
Welcome!!