Post here and whine if you are alone on the site!

[Semicolon]

^That will actually tell you a lot about the Finns.

Is Finland the opposite of Sweden?

No, not really, but there's a lot to be said about what Finns think about Swedes. It's complicated.

Being a Finn in Sweden must be very complicated, then.

Somewhat, yes. Swedes have some very strange ideas about things.

But I'd be just as out of place in Finland.

Move to America, where everything is equally strange.

[odeon]

^That will actually tell you a lot about the Finns.

Is Finland the opposite of Sweden?

No, not really, but there's a lot to be said about what Finns think about Swedes. It's complicated.

Being a Finn in Sweden must be very complicated, then.

Somewhat, yes. Swedes have some very strange ideas about things.

But I'd be just as out of place in Finland.

Move to America, where everything is equally strange.

It would probably be too strange for me.

If I were to move, I'd stay in Europe, probably the UK or maybe the Czech Republic.

[Semicolon]

^That will actually tell you a lot about the Finns.

Is Finland the opposite of Sweden?

No, not really, but there's a lot to be said about what Finns think about Swedes. It's complicated.

Being a Finn in Sweden must be very complicated, then.

Somewhat, yes. Swedes have some very strange ideas about things.

But I'd be just as out of place in Finland.

Move to America, where everything is equally strange.

It would probably be too strange for me.

If I were to move, I'd stay in Europe, probably the UK or maybe the Czech Republic.

I would not move to the UK. I don't know much about living conditions in the Czech Republic, but I assume that there's a lot of beer.

["couldbecousin"]

  I don't know if I would live in the UK, but it's my #1 travel destination.  I'd love to go there. 

[odeon]

I would not move to the UK. I don't know much about living conditions in the Czech Republic, but I assume that there's a lot of beer.

I much prefer the English ale, but the Czech Republic is a nice country.

[bodie]

^That will actually tell you a lot about the Finns.

Is Finland the opposite of Sweden?

No, not really, but there's a lot to be said about what Finns think about Swedes. It's complicated.

Being a Finn in Sweden must be very complicated, then.

Somewhat, yes. Swedes have some very strange ideas about things.

But I'd be just as out of place in Finland.

Move to America, where everything is equally strange.

It would probably be too strange for me.

If I were to move, I'd stay in Europe, probably the UK or maybe the Czech Republic.

I would not move to the UK. I don't know much about living conditions in the Czech Republic, but I assume that there's a lot of beer.

I think you would get on fine smack bang in the middle of Liverpool.  Or the East End of London. 

['andersom']

Lately I am more alone here than with someone else.

This site is less crowded than my home is.   

['andersom']

If I was as alone in the house as I am here, I would turn up some music really loud.
But, there's a flu-y kid, sleeping in my bed.
Alas.

If all goes as it should, I will have some alone days, second week of January.

[Semicolon]

If I was as alone in the house as I am here, I would turn up some music really loud.
But, there's a flu-y kid, sleeping in my bed.
Alas.

If all goes as it should, I will have some alone days, second week of January.

Sleeping next to an infected child is .

^That will actually tell you a lot about the Finns.

Is Finland the opposite of Sweden?

No, not really, but there's a lot to be said about what Finns think about Swedes. It's complicated.

Being a Finn in Sweden must be very complicated, then.

Somewhat, yes. Swedes have some very strange ideas about things.

But I'd be just as out of place in Finland.

Move to America, where everything is equally strange.

It would probably be too strange for me.

If I were to move, I'd stay in Europe, probably the UK or maybe the Czech Republic.

I would not move to the UK. I don't know much about living conditions in the Czech Republic, but I assume that there's a lot of beer.

I think you would get on fine smack bang in the middle of Liverpool.  Or the East End of London. 

If you ever move to America, we have a place for you... anywhere in America. Or Canada.

You will be just like us before long.

[Jack]

^That will actually tell you a lot about the Finns.

Is Finland the opposite of Sweden?

No, not really, but there's a lot to be said about what Finns think about Swedes. It's complicated.

Being a Finn in Sweden must be very complicated, then.

Somewhat, yes. Swedes have some very strange ideas about things.

But I'd be just as out of place in Finland.

[odeon]

^That will actually tell you a lot about the Finns.

Is Finland the opposite of Sweden?

No, not really, but there's a lot to be said about what Finns think about Swedes. It's complicated.

Being a Finn in Sweden must be very complicated, then.

Somewhat, yes. Swedes have some very strange ideas about things.

But I'd be just as out of place in Finland.

Is that a good thing?

[Semicolon]

^That will actually tell you a lot about the Finns.

Is Finland the opposite of Sweden?

No, not really, but there's a lot to be said about what Finns think about Swedes. It's complicated.

Being a Finn in Sweden must be very complicated, then.

Somewhat, yes. Swedes have some very strange ideas about things.

But I'd be just as out of place in Finland.

Is that a good thing?

In a way. We're all (well, mostly) out of place in real life. That's why we have an online autism community.

You could move to the border of Sweden and Finland. Then, anyone from one country would think that you're odd because you spend too much time around the other country.

[TheoK]

Swedes in Finland (Finland Swedes) singing a Swedish 18th century drinking song 

[Jack]

^That will actually tell you a lot about the Finns.

Is Finland the opposite of Sweden?

No, not really, but there's a lot to be said about what Finns think about Swedes. It's complicated.

Being a Finn in Sweden must be very complicated, then.

Somewhat, yes. Swedes have some very strange ideas about things.

But I'd be just as out of place in Finland.

Is that a good thing?

Made me smile.

[odeon]

^That will actually tell you a lot about the Finns.

Is Finland the opposite of Sweden?

No, not really, but there's a lot to be said about what Finns think about Swedes. It's complicated.

Being a Finn in Sweden must be very complicated, then.

Somewhat, yes. Swedes have some very strange ideas about things.

But I'd be just as out of place in Finland.

Is that a good thing?

In a way. We're all (well, mostly) out of place in real life. That's why we have an online autism community.

You could move to the border of Sweden and Finland. Then, anyone from one country would think that you're odd because you spend too much time around the other country.

But that's way up north where people are odd because of entirely other reasons.