Thank you.

by **13243546** » Fri Apr 16, 2010 12:52 pm

Yes thanks, now I have thought about lots of things I never thought about before, because I always thought I was normal. I'm glad to have an explanation to my quirky ways. Thanks. Sorry to be annoying.

13243546 wrote:I just want to say. After learning about AS and reading about it, I am personally 100% sure I have had this all my life. Learning about it has helped me to come back to myself (it that makes sense) and helped me out with confusion.
I have a love and hate relationship to it now, I have acquired some disorders as well. I have loved the way I was in the past when I was happy with my difference, I used to be so happy in "my own world", but for a few years now I have really tried to be somebody else because the person I am does not always fit, it is very hard trying to be normal, because I for one can not live from my obsessions (at this moment) and I have been tired of being accused of being a dilettante.

I want to thank you guys for your patience with me.

Once I learned of my having AS, things got much easier for me. As you said it is very hard trying to be normal and although I still do try to do that to some extent, it is much easier to deal with 'feeling different' now that I know why I feel different. That helps a LOT. I also learned to accept and even appreciate my quirks and obsessions, instead of them making me feel even more like an alien.

And hey, I don't understand why you are constantly thinking you are annoying and apologizing for yourself. You are not annoying, and you don't demand any more patience than anyone else here.

by **Mayhem** » Fri Apr 16, 2010 4:55 pm

I agree with B&B. Things have gotten a lot easier since I discovered there is an actual reason for the way my mind works and the way I act, especially regarding social awkwardness, lack of empathy, my mood swings and rage and meltdowns, and my odd quirks. I always thought I was just a freak, and a domestic abuser for having one sided screaming matches with my wife, but eveything slots into place now and through understanding myself I can move on.

Glad you are feeling this way but try and see your self diagnosis as a means of moving on.

Still be happy in your dream world.

by **sunstone** » Fri Apr 16, 2010 8:12 pm

Hi 1234......

I'm glad you're here. I like your posts.

by **13243546** » Fri Apr 16, 2010 9:28 pm

Brains_&_Burgers wrote:And hey, I don't understand why you are constantly thinking you are annoying and apologizing for yourself. You are not annoying, and you don't demand any more patience than anyone else here.

Well that's good.

Mayhem wrote: Still be happy in your dream world.

Thanks, I hate being a robot

topaz wrote:Hi 1234......

I'm glad you're here. I like your posts.

I like your posts too

I don't comment much always, I'm not great at that, I don't always know what to say.
I talk a bit too much about me, me me me...
It's easier then saying the wrong thing.

by **Chucky** » Fri Apr 16, 2010 9:35 pm

13243546, I think I was right in saying previously that you are indeed liked here, and people respect you. There is a place for you in this world where others can understand you.

Kevin

Thank you.

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