Nera Benandanti
About
Originally from Tinton Falls, New Jersey and now alive and kicking it in Salem, Massachusetts with my Homies. I dig monsters, anime, food, folks, and fun.
Sports
Softball and Soccer Ball.
Movies
Nobody's business what I like to watch at the theater.
Insurance CompanyWho else could be my insurance company to drive my car and to protect my house and family. State farm insurance, please.
Age28
Country / City Salem, Massachusetts / United States
Date Today
Preferred Color #1C0303
List of Hobbies
I love to play with my PlayStation video games, nice when I get to stay home for a day off and play all day and night.
ProfessionBook Writer and Editor at a local news paper.
Keywords
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ImageBook Together by Julie Cohen. The intense love in this book is what the book author explains by using the literature how some people can love others with so much soul. It has a heartbreaking and mind deeply moving story for all kinds of readers.
- For 20 year I had thought her mom Patsy killed her by accident. I now believe it was her brother Burke and the parents covered for him. They presented a much more united front than if it had been either of them and I don't believe both were guilty....
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- Nera Benandanti created a page Real Parenting Technique
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- Nera Benandanti commented on the photo Dancing in the Moonlight is my Happy Place
- Not everyone has the same potential because not everyone has the same destiny.
- I can't do this anymore!!!!!!! I live in a house with six other women and I just had to go outside and I’m laying outside crying because it’s not quiet enough for me. There’s the tv on in our room AND she’s watching videos on her phone AND I can hear the other persons phone call through the wall. I just cant. How do you cope with extreme auditory sensitivity because I’m losing my mind trying not to throw a hissy fit. I’m also upset because it’s 110 degrees here and I’m too hot.
- I will not let an animal starve but when you only have 2 cats (that just showed up) and a 3rd one that shows up from time to time but the other 2 will not let it on the porch. So I put him food out elsewhere,and you use 22 lbs of cat food a week something isn't adding up. If I had to guess I have a family of fat raccoons or opossums close by.
- Last night i kept thinking, wow i am really happy to be here on earth. but then I began weeping because i realized I need to stop gettng high and drinking. I realized that one day i want to be a mother, a vessel for to bring new life into this world some day, but I have been treating my body very poorly. i realize that i need to free myself NOW. not later and allow myself to live FULLY instead of being under the influence all the time. I am beginning a new journey of sobriety.
- I was thinking today how the medical system failed me while growing up. I was born in 1978 with Asperger's Syndrome. I was not diagnosed until 2016. Even though there were doctors that knew about Asperger's and my parents took me to see a specialist, they never diagnosed me. Instead, my parents thought I just misbehaved on purpose. So instead of being treated for autism, I was abused and institutionalized. When I was twenty-four, I had a bad meltdown. Instead of the medical profession treating me for autism, I was thrown into a maximum security hospital. Throughout my life, I saw psychiatrists and none of them diagnosed me with autism. Everything from schizophrenia to bipolar, but never did they even mention the possibility of autism. If one of these doctors had done their job, I believe my life would have been much better. So even now, I don't trust doctors.
- My dad taught me the ultimate way of what it is to be a parent when I was 13. Dad was not one of those lovely dovey dads. He did not say I love you often, and he was not much for hugging. But his love was obvious in every breath he took, every...