Aspie chick with a wild streak

 Some of the highlights include the following: 1. We had our St. Patty's Day Party at my group meeting with some therapy dogs. 2. Got to go to McDonald's in Big Bend to celebrate what would be Jason's birthday 3. Got 2 boxes of girl scout cookies 4. Daylight Saving's Time begins. 5. March 8th and 9th, we had temperatures get up into the 60's and 70's. 6. Finally cracked my weight another pound below 150lbs. 7.  another seat in New Hamshire flipped from red to blue. 8. got to get out of work early on Thursday 3/12/2026, at lunch time 9. found out a seat for Mayor in a town in Florida flipped from red to blue! 10. We got to have Rueben sandwiches for lunch on St. Patty's day 11. got to go to Disability advocacy Day. 12. On the 21st, we had another day where temperatures spiked into the mid 70's, and I got to go to the Gelato store and have a Whisky flavored ice cream, which I thought was delicious and went for a walk at Frame Park where I saw a red cardina...

 You know what? I'm glad I'm single and that I'm never going to ever get married, seeing that I've been a joke to the opposite sex my entire life, because I'm disabled. When I look at the relationships I've been in, I'm seeing a pattern emerge here. It's okay for them to be mad at me about something but not for me to be mad at them about anything. They've never had empathy for ME! Maybe some of them did at first or appeared to. They were never always there for me when I thought I needed or wanted them to be there for me both physically or emotionally. And according to them, it's okay for them to grieve over a loss if need be but it's not okay for me to grieve or feel any emotions and that I should just be quiet. There's things I thought I could tell them about my past, and what do 2 out of 3 of them do? They use it against me! No wonder they tell you never to tell current partners about exes. They'll just find a way to use it against ...