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Ooh I do remember Tressy ... and the twits that thought they could give her hair cut! 
Umm well Stressy is ... Apt as due to his autism he is often stressing, sometimes as a reaction, sometimes as anticipation. For example, he stresses when he hasn't got an arty creative project, stresses when he has, stresses he needs to be doing it, stresses doing it, stresses as wants it finished, stresses when it is finished... as he needs a project 
Cheers
Stressy is good then, and sounds like it sums up his demeanor to a T, poor fella. Does he know that's what you call him or would it stress him further? I guess it would as a SOH doesn't always go hand in hand with autism as they tend to take things literally.
I hope you've managed to scrape the dog 
off the boot! xxx
Evening Sonia sweetie 
We don't want you feeling alone or anxious, lovey. Shimmer's post is great and made me think.
Hugs and love sweetheart xxx
Noooo! They don't know I refer to them as Stressy. They think other folk stress. Actually they point out other people's behaviour, like avoidance, drama, etc but of course non of that applies to them 
Cheers
