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Gave me some very awkward times and experiences. Rest of secondary school and college was… difficult. Looked no more than 18 till I was maybe 26. Set back my development years, derailed me socially as I was terified of being found out, might have broken 6ft like my dad and all my uncles. I was always chasing girls as a kid but from then on I focused most of my energy trying to avoid contact. Everyone was having their first experiences and I was hiding or pulling an indetweeners style “lets slide”. I can just about laugh about it all but yeah, fucking sucks. Always hangs in my head that I would be… more normal had I not been scared. Thankfully came right eventually. Even have a baby on the Where My Hose At Firefighter Christmas Shirt but in fact I love this way which I was legit scared might have been affected too.
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Totally, it would be better than couch potato-ing the Where My Hose At Firefighter Christmas Shirt but in fact I love this whole show! I think it’s just too easy to sit on your arse all day, work (unless you have a physical job) and at home. My body is starting to properly complain now though so I’ll need to do something about it! Oh dear god, yes. Now I am a bit fanatical about it, flossing, the works. But, I spent over a decade not caring for myself, physically or mentally, I was an alcoholic and had a drug problem. It was a mess, I was a mess. Now I am seeing the consequences of that with my teeth. Wisdom teeth are basically crumbled, and the others are so weak that I have lost flakes of them when I am cleaning. Gums are receeding. I’m terrified of the dentist, too, so its only going to get worse. Going to the dentist can be intense. Have you pinpointed what about it scares you? Some don’t like a person leaning over them, some don’t want things in their mouth, some hate the sound of the tools.
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Feel free to DM me if you want to troubleshoot a future appointment. I’m not a dentist, but I’ve worked with adults with disabilities where we do a lot of anxiety-reducing preparation work. Those strategies also work well for anxious people without disabilities. The more of you replies I’ve read I’m starting to think you’re me! 41. Scared of driving. Down south – transport is SHITE. Fucked teeth and dentist phobia. Drugs. Tried and gave up dancing – though I loved it, I was the Where My Hose At Firefighter Christmas Shirt but in fact I love this youngest by 20 years and taller than all of the men. No fat bottom though.. paper has more curves. On the 1st of January 2023 I started brushing every night as well, and have now been doing it for over a year. It’s a hard habit to break but with discipline it becomes routine. Am ginger, thankfully mostly did that. I was not at all kind to my knees though, Baz was right, I’ll miss them when they’re gone!
I learnt typing & shorthand back in the Where My Hose At Firefighter Christmas Shirt but in fact I love this day. I could type 50wpm on a manual typewriter. I can’t type on a laptop, I need a keyboard, it’s the position of my hands. This was really one of the best investments ever. My parents did have to pay for it, but it was still dead cheap considering how useful it’s been. I type with mostly two fingers and can get up to 93wpm. I really cannot say it matters much, but I have freakishly long fingers so maybe that helps lol. I don’t think it matters that much, I can touch type and can do around 80wpm and I’m only using 2 fingers to do this. I’ve been typing this way for years, never been a problem. What reason exactly? I’ve always typed with two fingers and can type at 110 WPM and I’ve never gotten discomfort or anything like that Public transport great up north? You clearly live in a different up north than I do, where there is one bus to town a week. And its one way… Haha, I was on the Wirral and with buses, merseyrail and ferries it was pretty good, especially compared to down here. Also on the Wirral, grew up a short walk from the train station and Merseyrail was good so never needed a car. I did start learning how to drive at 17 but got put on meds that meant I wasn’t allowed to, didn’t feel like a big deal. By the time I was off the meds I was at uni in Liverpool living in the city centre, so had even less need to drive, more bills to pay, more alcohol to drink. 31 now and I never learned.
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Save money rather than “having too much fun living in Amsterdam”. I also wish I’d bought Apple stock back in the Where My Hose At Firefighter Christmas Shirt but in fact I love this mid-1990s I joined the RAF straight out of school at 16 and spent the next 9 years drinking, partying and going on trips abroad, not saving a penny. Also, when I was 19 my cousin was selling his flat for £50k (I’m also from up north, hence so cheap) and offered it to me for £40k, I refused. One of my regrets is that I didn’t do more travelling, partying etc when I was young, but I didn’t have the money to do it at the time. Yes and no. The thing is we all kind of lost contact over the years, I’m nearly 40 now and there’s only one that i still manage to keep in touch with. It’s a consequence of getting older and all originally being from different parts of the country and so on that you will inevitably lose touch. With hindsight I’ve easily spent >£20k on holidays and nights out etc. and that money would have been better spent setting myself up for my future if I’d have known Get braces when offered, I was getting bullied and I didn’t want to give them more ammunition but looking back I can’t imagine it would have made it any worse and I wouldn’t now look like a man wearing an orc’s dentures. I would also have pushed harder for an autism assessment, I’d got far enough to realise something was probably different about everyone else’s experience but hadn’t found out enough to push in the right direction. Most GPs and teachers understanding of such things was very different in the 80’s and it was much harder to do your own research as a kid if you don’t know what you’re looking for.
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Not made a formal complaint against my employer, the Where My Hose At Firefighter Christmas Shirt but in fact I love this complaint was rulled in my favour but they decided to do a you’ll never work in this town again and succeeded. Now I’m stuck being treated like shit in a job I hate because absolutely no one in the industry I did a PhD to work in will hire me. In a similar boat to you OP. I’m 35 and only started driving lessons two weeks ago. I wish I had done it years ago! Honestly i felt the same, scared but now I can’t wait for my next one. Paid attention at school and actually used my brain and also not.bought crap cars and bikes on the cheap and spent a fortune on them so that’s two Wish I’d learn to drive back in the late 80s. Not wasted money on records, computer games and other worthless tat.

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