Update on T Swift tickets
Hi Em and Michael, It’s Tania here - I weighed in a few weeks ago when Emsolator Kristy was debating what to do with her extra Taylor ticket. Thank you for the great vibes you put out into the universe for us - I got tickets today for myself and my daughters!!! My ND daughter is beside herself and is currently outfit planning! We had given up and then - extra tix go on sale today and we are in! I am a little concerned with the crowds we are about to encounter, but I’m sure it’ll be worth it. 🤣 Thanks again!
Thank you thank you!
Hi Em and Michael, this is not a question but a thank you. I’ve just gotten home from tonight’s love show and I had the best time. The accessibility guide was fabulous (thanks Chella)! But I was still really nervous as I was going alone and I’m a little outside your normal demographic ( I’m a 25 year old queer gal). I have pretty bad social anxiety so when I realised the seating situation I was stressed. But I put my big girl pants on when I got there and approached a table with one person on it. WELL, am I glad I did that! I met lovely lachie, and later we had a couple Michelle and Zach join us too! We had a the best chat pre show and it was lovely to experience the community in person. So thank you for a lovely evening. Ps Yes you twisted ours arm and my new mate Lachie and I will be back for the second show next week!! Can’t wait! Love Bridget
Should I seek an autism diagnosis?
Hi Em and Michael, Em, I have followed your autism / ADHD journey for the last few years and have done much self reflection. I am a 46 year old woman and have realised a lot of my childhood and adult life reflects autistic characteristics/ traits. I have discussed this with my partner on many occasions, she is very supportive of my “quirks” and also believes I could be on the spectrum. My question is in what ways do you think getting a diagnosis would help me now as an adult? I am quite self-aware, have the support of my partner and have established ways to cope / avoid triggers etc. I am just not sure how or if a diagnosis of autism (or not) would change my life. The main reason I have considered getting one is to feel better about some things from childhood and to understand that I wasn’t just a weird, quirky kid. How would a diagnosis help me as an adult and do you recommend getting one? Thanks for your advice, Emsolator Mel