[ SECRET POST #2086 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2086 ⌋

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Comments

Re: I don't want to be "this person"

[(Anonymous)]

haha I kind of suspect I might be an aspie and I am definitely not an asshole and I barely even talk to people on the internet, let alone tell them my neurological status.
Why does your mother want to do that? Are you in school and maybe going to get extra help or something? I only have one RL friend who is totally on-board with the idea and it's kind of annoying, like she get's some kind of satisfaction from identifying things I do as "look you are rude and awkward and it's not just me- it's science!"
So, I understand how people in your life trying to tell you you have Asperger's Syndrome can be kind of weird.