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Originally Posted by jimi...
I don't know how other people's imagination works, but I suspect when a spectrum person has good imagination and thinks they don't (I was like this myself), they don't realize that normal people's imagination also is built on real stuff, I think the difference is that we know it and they have a bigger subconscious and they are unaware more of their own mental processes.
I might be wrong.
Anyway, I have good imagination skills, I mean, normal people don't really imagine much do they? So why should spectrum people HAVE to if the can't?
It's all a bit confusing to me.
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I'm not saying we have to imagine things, only that I find I'm not able to leave the reality I know, to enter a new one. Normal kids doesn't care that their toys doesn't have a greater function. I don't really know how normal peoples imagination works, but I have a feeling it's more than I have. I have one friend, who have a vivid imagination. She's more in the other end of the scale, which I also find unusual.
Now I'm confused as well.