Aspergers traits ?....my odd behavior

[ferrus]

I think that whilst there's some well meaning people commenting here, with plenty to contribute to the mental-health discussion, there are some guys here who actually have aspergers - maybe their experience and insight's worth a bit more attention..

 

[Rusty Scrubber]

 

[legrandefromage]

I had to! I had to!!!

 

[IDB1]

Wibble

 

[Rusty Scrubber]

I had to! I had to!!!

Never upset the drummer.

 

[dyna-ti]

Sod it im off,muse this over yourselves.No doubt you came up with the answer.


What the *** would i know actually having the condition.

 

[My_Teenage_Self]

siting wikepedia as a reference...

:facepalm:

 

[Rusty Scrubber]

 

[REKIBorter]

As the father of an autistic child I can safely say that most of you do not have an idea what it is like to live everyday with autism.

 

[KeepItSteel]

I have nothing but sympathy and respect for someone dealing first hand with autism.
From the very little I know/have witnessed, I can only begin to imagine how difficult it is to deal with. I do not believe I would have the patience to cope.

Interesting topics raised here recently. The OP struck a chord with me in his opening statement, I fully recognise the retiring, withdrawn,not wanting to be in a crowd qualities mentioned in my own traits.
Weirdly though, I also have moments of wanting nothing other than being the centre of attention. What does this make me akin to? bi-polar? am I allowed to say that?

Does anyone else feel like they've never truly fitted in? anywhere?

My hunch is that most of us are a lot less 'normal' than we realise. I think we should probably embrace this.