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You gave your opinion, several times. This is going to be the last response here, and I'll turn anonymous asking off.
It's just weird how you are going on about negativity, when everything you've sent me here has been negative. I also don't remember DMB, but I assume it's a message board. I haven't been a part of those in years. It seems to me that you have something against me, if you're still visiting my blog and have a problem with it after so many years. That's kind of creepy, honestly. Think whatever you like about my blog, but you don't know me and have never met me.
Anything I reply with will just be picked apart, so I see no point in continuing this. I think it's time to just let it go. It's just a blog. -
So basically, you're complaining about me complaining. Also, you don't know me or my situation. I shouldn't have to explain every intimate detail of my life on my blog, but since people are so quick to judge, I will here.
The reason I am so negative is because for one, I have severe depression and have had it since high school. Second, I have Asperger's Syndrome so my brain works differently than those who are not on the Autistic spectrum. Most people with AS see the world for how it is, and tell it like it is. So what if there is negativity on my blog? I find that sometimes writing those entries are therapeutic. I have posted entries on outings that were positive many times, so saying "all I do is complain" is inaccurate.
If I don't like someone's blog, I don't read it. I don't continue to go to it or complain about it. If I don't get feedback on my blog, then fine, that's my business. I shouldn't have to explain my situation to people, but it really bothers me when people don't stop and think about what that person is going through or what their situation is. I don't enjoy living with my disabilities, and I don't have the best life. I have little to no support from family, and have lost many friends because people are not understanding. I have been in treatment for some time now and some days are just bad for me. If I want to vent in my blog about whatever, I will.
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I don't know about sexiest man alive, but Tim Lambesis is pretty hot.
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Committed relationship.
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Overrated, tired hearing and seeing him everywhere.
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Erin’s Bio
A 28 year old college student that loves technology, concerts, and reading.
