In the spring of 2019 I achieved the goal I abandoned over a decade prior: I achieved a Bachelor of Arts degree from Temple University – Japan Campus; a degree in two fields I actually enjoyed. These fields were the … Continue reading Why I Dropped Out Of Graduate School
In response to the question of whether I’d prefer to have a child that is smart, or a hard-worker. When I was a child I was neither, and both, at the same time, so I have my own interpretation of … Continue reading Don’t Be Afraid To Be Stupid
10 personal facts that I’ve gathered from questions I’ve answered on Quora. Need Help With Editing? Click Here Continue reading 10 Random Facts About Autism
This was requested as an answer on Quora recently, so I brought up a few examples from my childhood. When I was around 5 or 6 my sister had been told she could stay home by my mom, due to … Continue reading Most Disturbing Childhood Experiences
In October 2014 I received an e-mail from Bank of America, thanking me for my recent electronic payment toward my credit card. I didn’t have an account with Bank of America and hadn’t since I was 19. It had actually … Continue reading What’s The Most Dishonest Thing You’ve Witnessed a Family Member Do?
My ex was a Filipina nurse living in Japan while I was stationed there in the U.S. Navy. She was 33 and I was 25 and she had a daughter. She was convinced I was cheating on her throughout our … Continue reading Silliest Breakup I Ever Went Through
For me, ever since I was a small child I had always been keenly aware that I was somehow different from other kids, but I could never quite put my finger on the problem. While in the Navy people were … Continue reading My Life With Undiagnosed Autism
There are some common misconceptions I see thrown around about Japan, but I lived there for 11 years, so I’m a bit more cynical. Don’t get it misconstrued, I love Japan and consider Yokosuka, Japan to be my hometown, but … Continue reading Uncomfortable Facts About Japan
My intellectual development was really strange. I was above grade level briefly in elementary school due to the video games I was playing containing slightly advanced vocabulary for my age. By age 8 I was average verbally, but gifted non-verbally, … Continue reading The IQ Problem
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