Bye Bye Everyone, on to possible societal partications

[Guest guest]

Every since having to get on disability I have tried to get off of it.

Mostly by trying things online because programs for work and other

things did not understand A.S and really did not help. I am in a

region center and another program.

I am making the choice to go offline for the most part. I shut down my

sites, told a few people off that really did not like me and made sure

that in autism / a.s politics I spoke for what was good and wanted to

help, not only myself.

Autism (A.S.D) to some people does not really seem like a disability,

but for me it is. I am tired of sitting inside because of

incompatibilities and talking to text things on a screen instead of

real-life. Not that I am a social person nor really desire it, however

quality of life I must focus on.

I'm on a new mission, just for myself and no one else. I have to try

new situations, speak to people and try to adapt more. I cannot expect

the jail cell (figurative) of disability, inequality and being left

out of society.

I am shutting off my cable internet and perhaps even unplugging my

computer.

I might end up not accomplishing anything and just pacing around or

sitting down on the floor all day. Or if properly placed and not

overwhelmed situational actually having a valued function in society.

If I was rich I would have made allot of progress in advocacies, but I

will not be rich until later in life.

I've been on the computer since young, even tried to make a business

out of it. I have grown to dislike it, despite its social and learning

adaptations.

So I do not really know any of you, some have heard my music and know

me a little bit. I really do not know you.

Goodbye

[Guest guest]

,

if you read this before you turn your 'puter off, I just want you know that

at least some of us recognise your genius and all the good you have tried to

do, despite all the obstacles and difficulties put in your way.

Best wishes with your offline life, . I hope you will find what you're

looking for.

And welcome back if you feel a need to talk to us again at some later date.

Inger

Bye Bye Everyone, on to possible societal

partications

Every since having to get on disability I have tried to get off of it.

Mostly by trying things online because programs for work and other

things did not understand A.S and really did not help. I am in a

region center and another program.

I am making the choice to go offline for the most part. I shut down my

sites, told a few people off that really did not like me and made sure

that in autism / a.s politics I spoke for what was good and wanted to

help, not only myself.

Autism (A.S.D) to some people does not really seem like a disability,

but for me it is. I am tired of sitting inside because of

incompatibilities and talking to text things on a screen instead of

real-life. Not that I am a social person nor really desire it, however

quality of life I must focus on.

I'm on a new mission, just for myself and no one else. I have to try

new situations, speak to people and try to adapt more. I cannot expect

the jail cell (figurative) of disability, inequality and being left

out of society.

I am shutting off my cable internet and perhaps even unplugging my

computer.

I might end up not accomplishing anything and just pacing around or

sitting down on the floor all day. Or if properly placed and not

overwhelmed situational actually having a valued function in society.

If I was rich I would have made allot of progress in advocacies, but I

will not be rich until later in life.

I've been on the computer since young, even tried to make a business

out of it. I have grown to dislike it, despite its social and learning

adaptations.

So I do not really know any of you, some have heard my music and know

me a little bit. I really do not know you.

Goodbye

FAM Secret Society is a community based on respect, friendship, support and

acceptance. Everyone is valued.

Don't forget, there are links to other FAM sites on the Links page in the

folder marked " Other FAM Sites. "

[Guest guest]

I am sad is going :-( I'll miss him and his posts. Didn't know

whether to respond earlier as he might not read the messages if his

computer is off.

>

> ,

>

> if you read this before you turn your 'puter off, I just want you

know that

> at least some of us recognise your genius and all the good you have

tried to

> do, despite all the obstacles and difficulties put in your way.

>

> Best wishes with your offline life, . I hope you will find

what you're

> looking for.

>

> And welcome back if you feel a need to talk to us again at some

later date.

>

> Inger

>

[Guest guest]

Keep a contact note you can refer back to for one of the admins here.

For their sake as friends.

[Guest guest]

I (john) did a very radical change with my life and it was for the better.

and i matured much more and better from it.

I am glad i did it.

All the best, and i hope life deals you a better set of cards.

Take care

p.s. Please call back some time and let us know how you are.

[Guest guest]

More power to you. If you think you can, that's all that matters. <nathaninfortuna@...> wrote: Every since having to get on disability I have tried to get off of it.Mostly by trying things online because programs for work and otherthings did not understand A.S and really did not help. I am in aregion center and another program.I am making the choice to go offline for the most part. I shut down mysites, told a few people off that really did not like me and made surethat in autism / a.s politics I spoke for what was good and wanted tohelp, not only myself. Autism (A.S.D) to some people does not really seem like a disability,but for me it is. I am tired of sitting inside because ofincompatibilities and talking to text things on a screen instead ofreal-life. Not that I am a social person nor

really desire it, howeverquality of life I must focus on. I'm on a new mission, just for myself and no one else. I have to trynew situations, speak to people and try to adapt more. I cannot expectthe jail cell (figurative) of disability, inequality and being leftout of society.I am shutting off my cable internet and perhaps even unplugging mycomputer.I might end up not accomplishing anything and just pacing around orsitting down on the floor all day. Or if properly placed and notoverwhelmed situational actually having a valued function in society.If I was rich I would have made allot of progress in advocacies, but Iwill not be rich until later in life. I've been on the computer since young, even tried to make a businessout of it. I have grown to dislike it, despite its social and learningadaptations.So I do not really know any of you, some have heard my music and knowme a little bit. I really

do not know you.Goodbye

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[Guest guest]

, I don't know you, but I've found for myself that being forced

to relate to society, while a painful process, helped me a lot. I

can't speak for everyone, but I think it's important for many to get

out there and try to be a part of things to a degree. Best wishes.

>

> Every since having to get on disability I have tried to get off of

it.

> Mostly by trying things online because programs for work and other

> things did not understand A.S and really did not help. I am in a

> region center and another program.

>

> I am making the choice to go offline for the most part. I shut down

my

> sites, told a few people off that really did not like me and made

sure

> that in autism / a.s politics I spoke for what was good and wanted

to

> help, not only myself.

>

> Autism (A.S.D) to some people does not really seem like a

disability,

> but for me it is. I am tired of sitting inside because of

> incompatibilities and talking to text things on a screen instead of

> real-life. Not that I am a social person nor really desire it,

however

> quality of life I must focus on.

>

> I'm on a new mission, just for myself and no one else. I have to try

> new situations, speak to people and try to adapt more. I cannot

expect

> the jail cell (figurative) of disability, inequality and being left

> out of society.

>

> I am shutting off my cable internet and perhaps even unplugging my

> computer.

>

> I might end up not accomplishing anything and just pacing around or

> sitting down on the floor all day. Or if properly placed and not

> overwhelmed situational actually having a valued function in

society.

>

> If I was rich I would have made allot of progress in advocacies,

but I

> will not be rich until later in life.

>

> I've been on the computer since young, even tried to make a business

> out of it. I have grown to dislike it, despite its social and

learning

> adaptations.

>

> So I do not really know any of you, some have heard my music and

know

> me a little bit. I really do not know you.

>

>

> Goodbye

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I have been on vacation recently or I would have responded to this

sooner. (And I hope you still get a chance to read this before you do

go offline.)

For the record, I am reading all the posts in order, and so if

something had transpired since then that has changed things, I will

not have read it yet and so will not respond to it until I get to it.

I think shutting off cable is a great idea. I just watched a bunch of

it from my various hotel rooms and it was a thorough waste of time.

Nothing but reruns of old shows and even the premium channels had

movies on them that were four or five years old, or else ones that I

saw on video a year or two ago.

I think shutting off your internet and going offline would be a

mistake. I agree that getting too caught up in it can be a time-

waster, but I find the connections I have made with the people in

these forums very helpful, and it's good to know I have friends to

talk to if I need to.

Your forums will be missed, and I think you may be doing a disservice

to folks by bringing them down, but I know how difficult it is to

keep them going too. Edan, of course, had to shut his down for " life

things " as he described them, so these things happen.

Please stick around though.

Tom

Administrator

Every since having to get on disability I have tried to get off of it.

Mostly by trying things online because programs for work and other

things did not understand A.S and really did not help. I am in a

region center and another program.

I am making the choice to go offline for the most part. I shut down my

sites, told a few people off that really did not like me and made sure

that in autism / a.s politics I spoke for what was good and wanted to

help, not only myself.

Autism (A.S.D) to some people does not really seem like a disability,

but for me it is. I am tired of sitting inside because of

incompatibilities and talking to text things on a screen instead of

real-life. Not that I am a social person nor really desire it, however

quality of life I must focus on.

I'm on a new mission, just for myself and no one else. I have to try

new situations, speak to people and try to adapt more. I cannot expect

the jail cell (figurative) of disability, inequality and being left

out of society.

I am shutting off my cable internet and perhaps even unplugging my

computer.

I might end up not accomplishing anything and just pacing around or

sitting down on the floor all day. Or if properly placed and not

overwhelmed situational actually having a valued function in society.

If I was rich I would have made allot of progress in advocacies, but I

will not be rich until later in life.

I've been on the computer since young, even tried to make a business

out of it. I have grown to dislike it, despite its social and learning

adaptations.

So I do not really know any of you, some have heard my music and know

me a little bit. I really do not know you.

Goodbye

[Guest guest]

I could not figure out societal participations, but my g/f is online so I am not going offline :PThe hosting company was ripping me off, for what I got it should have been $10 a month or so instead $40. I asked them for a partial refund as there tech support was slow and not active support as advertised.The entire website is gone, I deleted it all. It did not feel right as the things that need to be done require tens of thousands of dollars and no matter how many ways I could bring in people from the engines it would just create further cost burdans.Additionaly the profitability was not there in order to maintain the costs, so it would be economically unsound to continue it as I am on disability income only.For what I paid and what I got I could have funded my website for 3 years or so.This is the internet, until I have a reputation that is note worthy I would not trust it myself. To conduct business in order to maintain even with a non-profit

one needs social contacts and recourses. Such things I have spoken briefly to my lady friend such as starting an A.S.D group locally. More so a support group but I am talking to the organizations I work with for my things about training to do support groups and advocacy.I worked on the site for hundreds of hours, much of the material was not even online yet.environmental1st2003 <no_reply > wrote: Hi , I have been on vacation recently or I would have responded to this sooner. (And I hope you still get a chance to read this before you do go offline.) For the record, I am reading all the posts in order, and so if something had transpired since then that has changed things, I will not have read it yet and so will not respond to it until I get to it. I think shutting

off cable is a great idea. I just watched a bunch of it from my various hotel rooms and it was a thorough waste of time. Nothing but reruns of old shows and even the premium channels had movies on them that were four or five years old, or else ones that I saw on video a year or two ago. I think shutting off your internet and going offline would be a mistake. I agree that getting too caught up in it can be a time- waster, but I find the connections I have made with the people in these forums very helpful, and it's good to know I have friends to talk to if I need to. Your forums will be missed, and I think you may be doing a disservice to folks by bringing them down, but I know how difficult it is to keep them going too. Edan, of course, had to shut his down for "life things" as he described them, so these things happen. Please stick around though. Tom Administrator

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[Guest guest]

, welcome back! Glad you decided to stay online after all. (Your farewell message got quite a few replies just after you wrote it, did you see? If not, it is still in the archives.)

I'm sorry to hear you deleted you site. I've only heard good things about it.

But congratulations to your new GF. I really hope it works out for the two of you. You'll let us know how it goes, I hope?

Inger

Re: Re: Bye Bye Everyone, on to possible societal partications

I could not figure out societal participations, but my g/f is online so I am not going offline :PThe hosting company was ripping me off, for what I got it should have been $10 a month or so instead $40. I asked them for a partial refund as there tech support was slow and not active support as advertised.The entire website is gone, I deleted it all. It did not feel right as the things that need to be done require tens of thousands of dollars and no matter how many ways I could bring in people from the engines it would just create further cost burdans.Additionaly the profitability was not there in order to maintain the costs, so it would be economically unsound to continue it as I am on disability income only.For what I paid and what I got I could have funded my website for 3 years or so.This is the internet, until I have a reputation that is note worthy I would not trust it myself. To conduct business in order to maintain even with a non-profit one needs social contacts and recourses. Such things I have spoken briefly to my lady friend such as starting an A.S.D group locally. More so a support group but I am talking to the organizations I work with for my things about training to do support groups and advocacy.I worked on the site for hundreds of hours, much of the material was not even online yet.environmental1st2003 <no_reply > wrote:

Hi ,I have been on vacation recently or I would have responded to this sooner. (And I hope you still get a chance to read this before you do go offline.)For the record, I am reading all the posts in order, and so if something had transpired since then that has changed things, I will not have read it yet and so will not respond to it until I get to it.I think shutting off cable is a great idea. I just watched a bunch of it from my various hotel rooms and it was a thorough waste of time. Nothing but reruns of old shows and even the premium channels had movies on them that were four or five years old, or else ones that I saw on video a year or two ago.I think shutting off your internet and going offline would be a mistake. I agree that getting too caught up in it can be a time-waster, but I find the connections I have made with the people in these forums very helpful, and it's good to know I have friends to talk to if I need to.Your forums will be missed, and I think you may be doing a disservice to folks by bringing them down, but I know how difficult it is to keep them going too. Edan, of course, had to shut his down for "life things" as he described them, so these things happen.Please stick around though. TomAdministrator

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[Guest guest]

I went offline for a few days and thought about how I percieve

internet communications. I am frustrated becuase I want to talk to

people in person.

The website itself will be back, the free hosting will not. But I

think I can work something out for that, as the free hosting was not

being utilized as much as I wanted. People have ideas and one thing I

did notice is that those ideas are dreams, dreams dont always come

true dispite the greatest of intentions.

An organization needs to be organized, I should be the head board

member of the non-profit becuase I am fair and once in the knowing of

things very effective. Yet I need help with other things, so it wil

ltake time and a non-profit costs $1,500 or so to form or less but the

reputation of those helping to form it is important.

At this time is too complicated and I need to be properl educted. I

just had a textbook come in about leadership and government,critical

thinking and arguments / debate styles. I am trining myself but I

demand to get credit for my efforts as to insure that what I educate

myself for is accounted for.

I'll have to look back for replies, the thing is though I really don't

want to be on the computer.

>

> , welcome back! Glad you decided to stay online after all.

(Your farewell message got quite a few replies just after you wrote

it, did you see? If not, it is still in the archives.)

>

> I'm sorry to hear you deleted you site. I've only heard good things

about it.

>

> But congratulations to your new GF. I really hope it works out for

the two of you. You'll let us know how it goes, I hope?

>

> Inger

>

>

[Guest guest]

I went offline for a few days and thought about how I percieve

internet communications. I am frustrated becuase I want to talk to

people in person.

The website itself will be back, the free hosting will not. But I

think I can work something out for that, as the free hosting was not

being utilized as much as I wanted. People have ideas and one thing I

did notice is that those ideas are dreams, dreams dont always come

true dispite the greatest of intentions.

An organization needs to be organized, I should be the head board

member of the non-profit becuase I am fair and once in the knowing of

things very effective. Yet I need help with other things, so it wil

ltake time and a non-profit costs $1,500 or so to form or less but the

reputation of those helping to form it is important.

At this time is too complicated and I need to be properl educted. I

just had a textbook come in about leadership and government,critical

thinking and arguments / debate styles. I am trining myself but I

demand to get credit for my efforts as to insure that what I educate

myself for is accounted for.

I'll have to look back for replies, the thing is though I really don't

want to be on the computer.

>

> , welcome back! Glad you decided to stay online after all.

(Your farewell message got quite a few replies just after you wrote

it, did you see? If not, it is still in the archives.)

>

> I'm sorry to hear you deleted you site. I've only heard good things

about it.

>

> But congratulations to your new GF. I really hope it works out for

the two of you. You'll let us know how it goes, I hope?

>

> Inger

>

>