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I know, I know... Everyone hates answering these types of questions. So do I. However, I'm torn between texting my "friend" or just ignoring him. Facts:
*We've been friends for a year. Our communications began through our school emails, and we've been texting ever since.
*We've only hung out once. He would cancel our plans last year at last minute due to "anxiety."
*Last week, he texted me saying that he doesn't have any romantic attraction to me at all, and that we can't hang out because he's a nerd and has a "math meeting."
*He claims to be busy a lot and says he wishes I would text him more often, because he forgets to text me.
*Last year he flirted with a few girls, and this year he told me someone played him, so he doesn't plan to date anyone anytime soon.
*Also, last year, he told me he liked me. A few days later, he goes out with another girl in our class.
*10 minutes ago, he texted "hi."

Should I respond, or should I ignore this player?

So she gave me a test this past week. I didn't know what it was for, but I took it anyway. I had math and word problems and word puzzles and whatever on it and sequences. It was 15 questions. I got 13/15 right in 10 minutes, but it turns out those questions were practice Mensa questions. Of those who took it without Bipolar disorder, the highest score was 6/15. There was one other person who scored higher than me with a perfect score, but 6 who got the same score that I did. Not all of her patients had taken the test yet.


She wants to see the correlation between Bipolar disorder and intelligence for her study she's orchestrating. Apparently, Bipolar people tend to have an elevated IQ when compared to the average person.


She said she wasn't necessarily expecting me to get a high score to be admitted into Mensa, but she wants to see what percentile I score in when compared to her other patients who do not have Bipolar disorder.


Here's the issue I'm having: I've always believed I was intelligent. Not necessarily Mensa intelligent (I honestly don't believe that I would ever get into Mensa because those people are like Einstein smart) but I also have high expectations of myself. If I score lower than in the 75 percentile, I'm going to feel extremely stupid and I know it'll put me in an episode/depression. But at the same time, I really like my therapist and would like to help her in her study.


The test requires you to score in the top 2 percentile in order to be admitted. So should I do it or not?

Years ago Nelson's mother was pregnant with Nelson, Nelson's grandmother pushed precious to the floor, precious fell on her stomach, then tasheka threw a high heel shoe at precious's stomach. Then pushed her into the wall. When Nelson was born he was really tiny, The doctors said that Nelson was a normal Heathy baby. Nelson crawled, walked and was was very affectionate towards people. Now Nelson is 15 years old, he has ADHD and impulse control issues. When Nelson feels excited he bounces in his seat and giggles. When he knows a answer to a question in class he starts bouncing up and down and says. Me! Me! I know! I know! Sometimes Nelson eats so much food he vomits and cries in public. Nelson is really sensitive to loud noises, they make his eyes water and it makes him feel like crying.

His favorite class is science and math. He has B's in both of them but whenever he fails a test he sobs uncontrollably during class. Nelson still cuddles with his mother or twin sister Zara. During lunch Nelson plays with worms, lady bugs and ants. He loves it when the lady bugs crawl on his hands, he giggles. He also loves spiders. He loves reading, studying and playing with bugs. When he was 14 his parents bought him a baby hamster. Nelson was so overjoyed he got a journal to document everything about his hamster. He even watched the hamster poop/ pee and wrote about it. Nelson cleaned up the hamster's cage, Then the hamster yawned. Nelson found the yawn so adorable he hugged the hamster and giggled. Then he wrote about the hamsters yawn and how much he loved it. Then he fed the hamster the next morning and wrote about that. Nelson rubs ice between his legs, and on his nipples for sexual pleasure when he's alone. Nelson reads a lot of medical books. When Nelson isn't on his medicine he over works himself until he passed out.

is Nelson stupid?