Best thing about your SA?

CursedSoul

Banned
:bigsmile:
I know this sounds a bit strange but everything has something good and bad in it, for instance, an OCD patient is considered to be a true perfectionist...like this, whats the best thing about your SA?:applause::eek:h:
 

IntheLabyrinth

Well-known member
I guess it would be the fact that I am more in tune with other people's mental issues, and I think it has made me more compassionate overall. Other than that. it is all bad!
 

ukmale

Well-known member
hello there everyone

I truly honestly believe nothing good has came out of it .nobody wishes to be the way we are
 

Saga

Well-known member
Hmm, interesting question.
I would have to say... I feel like, because I am more withdrawn, it allows me to observe more of the world around me and actually really /notice/ things. Plus, I've had so much time to muse over life. Maybe this doesn't sound like anything good to anyone else, but hey, it is to me. :/
 

freesix88

Member
Learned to build patience. I'm also kinda fast when I'm properly medicated (not only behind computer). Observing is one of my specialties too.
 

Lamb

Well-known member
I can handle loneliness and being on my own better than the average person, I'd think.
 

mikebird

Banned
I can only guess that OCD means obsessive compulsive disorder? I could relate that to perfectionism.

I have that on my CV, but might have dropped it recently during a review, a bit paranoid that it'd seem overbearing.

I never let go of anything. I chase. I never turn my back on anyone. I'm malleable, on your request. Here to serve. I'm not the normal type who focusses on lunchtimes, leaving the office, and wanting to giggle their lives away. My passion is for achievement of any kind.

Umm... rebellious.

Lamb - you hit a note!

I am surprised at my downturn in status, and still not knocked sideways... not the 'give up'/'give in' / 'can't be bothered' type. Survival mode is more than counting pennies, and also ready for dramatic changes. Still pleased with my control of fury havoc, trusting that screaming in the face of those who hinder my desires won't cause physical harm. I always find alternatives

I am scientifically fact-based - the absolute opposite of the dreamloving, ungrounded people who can't handle reality, where a gentle kiss fixes anything, where being nice is a required prerequisite of normal life

But it seems difficult to get these opposite perspectives to go together
 

Dennis1980

Active member
The only good thing is that at work, when I am busy, I don't socialize too much and I just sit at my desk and work all day long. Since I don't really have much of a life outside, work is all I have to 'prove my worth' to people, so I give it my all.
 

Earthcircle

Well-known member
I think it made me more studious, because there weren't many other things to do. I've actually published some books, and will publish another one if the loneliness doesn't destroy me first. (I'm not even sure if that last part was a joke or not. I sometimes get so nervous and desperate, I really feel scared.)
 
My SA makes me only want to go outside my house when I have to get food, do my volunteer work or have to do something for a family member.
This means I hardly get any sun at all. I am (and always have been) as white as a ghost.
Most people who live where I do, have aged skin from the high UV/sun, as we have sun practically all year round.
So while most people here look older then their age, I have been told by many people that I look way younger then I am. Which for a female, is a good thing :thumbup:
 

KiaKaha

Banned
I guess it has made me have a kind eye for people who feel left out and not included because they are so shy.
 

razzle dazzle rose

Well-known member
Most people who live where I do, have aged skin from the high UV/sun, as we have sun practically all year round.
So while most people here look older then their age, I have been told by many people that I look way younger then I am. Which for a female, is a good thing :thumbup:

Haha, yes. I have no wrinkles. It is because I don't go out much. This is perhaps the ONLY positive thing about SA...'cause SA SUCKS!!

I am observant and accepting of people 'cause that is the kind of person I am; SA has nothing to do with that. If I didn't have SA I'd probably be more helpful to people and enjoy more of what life has to offer. I'd be an active participant...instead of a mere observer... Anyway, it is good to think of the positives in situations and try to do the best with what we have. But SA SUCKS!! (So does OCD. The perfectionist aspect is no picnic.)
 
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