People around my age think I’m deprived because my life is nothing like theirs. It's not as if I force myself to be a bit different. If they could see my face light up at a folk concert they'd know I wasn't forced into going, but they just wouldn't go to one.
I'm told that decades ago, people my age loved all that and it does sadden me that my disability prevents me from meeting those who love it now.
I'm an old rocker in a young woman's body – younger people seem to think I’m a bit strange but older people seem to think I’m great and want to borrow my CDs. I have to get some from specialist places, they're that hard to find
Listen to whatever they talk about and their music (don't say you like it but don't say you hate it either) then listen to and do what you want at home. You'll find someone who's like you eventually.
Don't relate to people my own age very often.
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Hiya,
I'm so happy reading this I could cry.
People around my age think I’m deprived because my life is nothing like theirs. It's not as if I force myself to be a bit different. If they could see my face light up at a folk concert they'd know I wasn't forced into going, but they just wouldn't go to one.
I'm told that decades ago, people my age loved all that and it does sadden me that my disability prevents me from meeting those who love it now.
I'm an old rocker in a young woman's body – younger people seem to think I’m a bit strange but older people seem to think I’m great and want to borrow my CDs. I have to get some from specialist places, they're that hard to find
Listen to whatever they talk about and their music (don't say you like it but don't say you hate it either) then listen to and do what you want at home. You'll find someone who's like you eventually.