Writer's Block: And now for something completely different

[sprinkletheif]

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my over-analytical nature. i suck the fun right out of damn near everything, hence the name sprinkle thief. everyone loves sprinkles, they make people happy, and i take them away to shit in your cheerios. it isn't purposeful, i just tend to take the magic out of things for people. justin refers to it as "dr. reed-ing" for dr. reed on criminal minds. someone would be perfectly happy to not know how or why something works or behaves the way it does, to keep that little bit of mystery and magic, and i come in and poop all over it without even thinking that the person might not have actually wanted to know who the man behind the curtain was...

Comments

[couchemal.livejournal.com]

I think Asperger's makes you tend toward that, doesn't it? We'd get along great because I actually want to know that shit.

I think most things are cooler when you know about them in detail. Even when it's gross! Possibly especially when it's gross.

[shadowsound.livejournal.com]

I agree with Nep.

[paroxysm-cycle.livejournal.com]

that's very true. as much as i've learned to embrace my asperger's there's still times when i can feel it overwhelmingly barricading me inside myself with severe awkwardness, so i spout off at the mouth to seem (unsuccessfully) nonchalant and end up looking like a walking encyclopedia, lol.

professors love it though, since kids just do.not.talk in class these days, but i can always hear someone in the back groan when i open my mouth like "here we go again..."