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Case ([personal profile] case) wrote in [community profile] fandomsecrets2013-10-27 03:22 pm

[ SECRET POST #2490 ]


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Re: this is a thread about Asperger's

(Anonymous) 2013-10-27 10:19 pm (UTC)(link)
I may or may not have it, as I have a lot of the signs of it (and have had since a young age, like when I used to cut all of the labels out of my clothes, was always correcting people, and never really had any friends), but I was a child before it was a big thing, so I'm not sure it would ever have occurred to anyone to test me for it. And now? I don't see the point. I'm an adult, and what good would it really do me to have a diagnosis now. Theorrtically, I would like to be "normal" and actualy have friends off the internet and stuff (I'm not even sure I really have friends on the internet, but at least I have people to discuss things with), but I think that ship has probably sailed, given my age, and I'm usually okay on my own. Plus, over the years I have developed coping mechanisms (like telling people at work to tell me if they have a problem with me, as I can't guess it), so I really don't know what an official diagnosis could do for me.