[ SECRET POST #3745 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3745 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Who's better

[mimi_sardinia]

Or have Aspergers. I speak from experience.

Re: Who's better

[(Anonymous)]

Speaking as someone with aspergers, they tend to fall into the first one. The only reason I got help was for my uncontrolled outbursts driving my friends to get me an intervention. Anxiety and misunderstandings and emotional overload build up and when you don't know how to deal with it, at some point the dam bursts. But I spend a hell of a lot of time now keeping myself in check. It's hard work, but I'd rather learn to control my emotions.

Re: Who's better

[mimi_sardinia]

Yeah, I admit mine is fairly mild for the most part. I find I get really stuck on one interest and anything outside that I kinda just don't feel much of anything about, including caring enough about things to want to hurt anyone.

But I do also have my share of anxiety and stress, but I think it has to be over things that I believe could affect me personally, then if I get too much I'll go into full freakout mode. One such freakout forced me to start taking antidepressants again, though I do admit it has helped and my tendency to get into late-night crying jags has gone down to practically nothing.

Re: Who's better

[(Anonymous)]

I don't even know what I'd quantify mine as. I function fairly well but work can overload me pretty easily unless it's manual labor, and then I just get into a mode and focused and everything gets done efficiently. That hyper focus thing comes out in my hobbies pretty strong, too. But I'm really insistent in arguments. It's my biggest flaw. If I see something one way, it's so hard to let go without getting the other person to understand. I hate how hung up on it I get, but I'm getting a lot better at not being so invested.

I used to be on antidepressants but they made my anger a bit higher strung, and I quit them as soon as I was an adult. That didn't really work out the ways I had learned to cope with things until later, with therapy and self analysis and all that shit. I'm on anti-anxiety meds and it helps me slow down and think through stuff a lot better. I'm glad you found what works for you! I think it's different for everyone, but that makes it so frustrating to figure out. x_x