I have done a lot of reading about Asperger’s Syndrome and convinced that I have had many of […]
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The idea for this post came from Anna over at Medium.com which is one of my favorite sites. […]
Part of my Aspie traits is that I take things much more personally than most. I have a […]
Given that my world was turned upside down forty days ago, daily life is just not the same […]
It’s nice to see some of the more famous and innovative people out there come out as being […]
I recently watched a new episode of Last Tango In Halifax which is a British TV show about […]
One of the biggest complaints I hear about the pandemic is the isolation that many people feel because […]
I, like Greta Thunberg, consider many of my Aspie traits to be my “superpowers” but some of them […]
I think itâs time for your last Aspie lesson for 2020. 𼸠I, like everyone else to one […]
I think it is time for another Aspie lesson on RJsCorner. This one is a very basic question […]
The phrase in the title above comes from Friedrich Nietzsche who was a German researcher of philosophy in […]
I know I am on the 2020 Election battlefield for another 43 days but sometimes you just gotta […]
I have come to realize that a significant portion of my viewers come through the WordPress Reader and […]
I am a list maker and planner, that is who I am, and due to my Aspie traits […]
I have let it be known many times here on RJsCorner that I have significant Aspie traits. I have not been officially diagnosed, nor do I care to be, so I don’t call myself an Aspie. If you want to know more about this condition, at least from my personal perspective click here.
I had an Aspie type meltdown about three weeks ago that scared me. I have had a few more since then so I kinda get the reason for them. If you care to read about my first meltdown click here to see that post.
I make it no secret here at RJsCorner that I have significant Aspie traits. But, until recently I […]
I think its time for another post about my Aspie traits. This one is about my obsession of having control of my life.
Being a published author is kind of like being a sports superstar. Everyone wants to be one but only a very very small portion of us actually make much money from either profession. That is what this post is about.
I just ran across this statistic from a medical professional website recently. Refuting that absurd claim is what this post is all about.
From my “Introduction to Journalism” class I took in college I learned that the headline is the primary reason most stop and read an article. I learned that lesson well it seems. đ I’m not saying that having Aspie traits is awful, in fact I think they have enriched my life in more ways than they have hurt. But I am saying that another condition combined with Aspie traits makes life almost impossible at times. That is what this post is all about.
As usual for this time of year, I have been in a self-reflective mode here on RJsCorner. It seems that the primary focus this year is my Aspie traits. Why I think that is the case is the topic of this post.
For the next few Sundays I am going to be looking back at the 10+ years of RJsCorner to resurrect some of my favorite posts from the past. I mean those posts where I swell up when I read them again. The first of those favorites is what this post is all about.
This post is a combination of my topics of Aspies, Philosophy, and Religion, but is centered around the topic of death. Those with Asperger’s just don’t see death as most do. And I kinda think that is a good thing. That is what this post is all about.
Going forward, that’s how I am determined to stay up with this important political season. Just let the […]
It’s time that I put out another post about Asperger’s Syndrome and why I say I have Aspie traits. It is often said that Aspies don’t have empathy. With this post, I want to try to convince you that is not true using some things I have learned and with some personal examples. That is what this post is about.
I am going to do something with this post that I don’t often do and that is to give you a major portions of an article from Psychology Today magazine about Greta Thunberg. She is one amazing young woman.
This post is about the journey of finding that person who makes you feel whole. The person who you want to spend your life with. What I say just might surprise you, especially coming from a seventy-three-year-old.
Unconditional love is something I probably will never totally understand. I have problems even with the basic idea of love, let alone having it with no conditions attached, but even with that being the case, that is the main topic of today’s post. Let’s start with a more general discussion of trying to understand the perplexity of unconditional love, and then I will talk about it at a personal level.
Even after 32 years of marriage being alone is something I still relish. It seems I must have […]
Being a person with some strong Aspie traits, I just don’t handle stressful situations well. Fortunately, I don’t […]
It has been a while since I put out a post about Autism concentrating primarily on Aspbergers’ Syndrome. […]
Good judgment comes from experience and a lot of that comes from bad judgment – Will Rogers It’s […]
I have about 20,000 pictures in my personal portfolio. Probably one-third of them could be deleted and not […]
All my life I have been inexplicably attracted to patterns. I never understood why until one day in the […]
I have previously discovered that I have some characteristics that are identified with Asperger’s Syndrome which is part of the […]
For this artsy Saturday, I wanted to give you something simple yet beautiful. While I was coming back […]
