Warlord Ralts said:
If she asks "Does this pair of pants make my butt look big." he should answer it along the lines of "Does this pair of pants make me look like a Ken doll?"
Unless you are REALLY used to each other.
Then you can get away with "Oh yeah, baby, do they ever! Say, is that dressing room occupied?"
BWA HA HA HA HA HAAAAA...
WR, you an me gotta swap stories sometimes. That's brilliant.
Kamikaze Midget said:
I've known people who've lived their life happy to their dying day lying, cheating, stealing, and getting drugged.
Hi! And enjoyed every second, let me tell you.
Majoru Oakheart said:
I have faith that Ken is exaggerating things slightly, the same as I did in my post.
But... but... Ken NEVER lies! He said so!
I know this. When someone takes the time to offer you advice, there is only ONE appropriate response:
"Thank you."
KenM, your problem's NOT Asperger's, and your ongoing insistence that it is only serves to emphasize your real problem: your inability to confront your own fears.
I am truly sorry the world frightens you so much. It's big and painful and full of scary stuff. And if you want, you can spend your life hiding. Nobody can make you go outside and risk getting struck by lightning.
But let me whisper you a little secret:
Lightning can strike inside, too
There are no defenses against the scariness of the world. It will claw its way into whatever secure fortress you try to surround yourself with, and it will hurt you. That's what the world does. It hurts us, and when we think we've been hurt enough, it hurts us some more.
Don't like it? That's too bad. Sometimes I'm not so crazy about it, either. But I've decided that since there's no sanctuary to be found, I'm just going to go stomping into the heart of the storm and accept the lightning strikes as they come. They're kind of exciting, actually, when you look at them that way. And at least I haven't been wasting my time building a bunch of walls that won't keep out anything actually DANGEROUS, anyway.