So, do I have aspergers or autism spectrum?
UPDATED at 5:45PM April 2nd
...and I’m thirty three years old and it was never diagnosed!
When I was very young at a single-digit age I overheard my cousin speaking about wearing short tight mini skirts and long tall boots. And when I heard that I went to my father’s house and told him that my cousin was a prostitute, when today I know that she was never a prostitute. If you ask me then why I said that she was a prostitute I would say I didn’t know, - only because she wore a short skirt and tall boots.
Here’s another example on why I think I may be autistic or have Asperger’s syndrome. There’s a sentence where someone utters “I don’t think I’m interested...” where I may drift off and think “I’m going inside...” and then I ask the person “you want to go inside?” Then the person says “we already are inside, what are you talking about?” Then the conversation starts to get awkward, and then they start to ignore me and talk to someone else and think that I’m not paying attention to them or taking them for granted and they drift away from me, just the way I’ve drifted away from what they were saying unknowingly and now I just lost a potential friendship and became the weirdest sorest loser in the world...
The two things that the sentences have in common are “I” and “in” bare that in mind.
...and I’m thirty three years old and it was never diagnosed!
When I was very young at a single-digit age I overheard my cousin speaking about wearing short tight mini skirts and long tall boots. And when I heard that I went to my father’s house and told him that my cousin was a prostitute, when today I know that she was never a prostitute. If you ask me then why I said that she was a prostitute I would say I didn’t know, - only because she wore a short skirt and tall boots.
Here’s another example on why I think I may be autistic or have Asperger’s syndrome. There’s a sentence where someone utters “I don’t think I’m interested...” where I may drift off and think “I’m going inside...” and then I ask the person “you want to go inside?” Then the person says “we already are inside, what are you talking about?” Then the conversation starts to get awkward, and then they start to ignore me and talk to someone else and think that I’m not paying attention to them or taking them for granted and they drift away from me, just the way I’ve drifted away from what they were saying unknowingly and now I just lost a potential friendship and became the weirdest sorest loser in the world...
The two things that the sentences have in common are “I” and “in” bare that in mind.