A Thank You to the TMR Team
Today I just wanted to take the time to write out my thoughts and appreciation for all the members of TMR and […]
Category: Behaviors
Violation
“A violation of trust,” it began, “a violation? Ha!” mocks the brain. A rape of privacy, a bludgeoning of friendship! The only […]
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Social Deficits and Social Bounty: the paradox of being autistic and well-connected
I have been reflecting a lot on friendship and social skills recently and it is all thanks to color blindness. I have […]
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The Love of Being Alone: Reflection
I wanted to do a reflection on being alone as my post earlier this week pointed out some of the benefits of […]
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love of being alone
A quote from Aristotle does an interesting job shedding light on the perspective that it is ok to be alone, there is […]
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Are Your Adult Friendships Real or Less Than Ideal?
My brother often pokes fun at the motley crew of friends I have. I hang out with bartenders, barbers, random buds from […]
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Lonely No More
Last December I began drafting a post about loneliness and never ended up publishing it. I had just been in Baltimore at […]
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Issues Here
I’m trying to capture a feeling without a word; naming something that cannot be. I was told to ask you this one […]
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Disability and social isolation…
Being an individual with a mild disability, it has left me lost because the mainstream paradigm we are taught does not necessarily […]
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Reminiscence of a Meaningful Life and a Message of Hope
As we go through life, our experiences and the people we surround ourselves with, directly affect the amount of passion and meaning […]
