Hello from Northern Ireland and hello to the Aspie Girls!! !!

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Hi Isabella R

It is definately tricky trying to fit in, I definately feel like I am on another planet.

Over the years I have gravitated more to guys and minorities lol, perhaps other people who feel like an outsider in their own little way and who are intelligent and kind and accepting etc

I long gave up that I will ever have a group of girl friends, it is just not going to happen. I don't like them and they do not like me. Hell, I will never understand them. Whose idea was it anyways that women need to go to the bathroom together and chat while they wash their hands together? Lol

I think I make everything simple, whereas other females are much more complicated. I respond to someone having a problem and I am laughed off as being "like a guy". Lol

Well said AnonymousAnonymous!

Hey CockneyRebel

Il defo check out the blog!

Thanks for the welcome TimTex!

Hi Marylandy

I see you have just joined too. Have you been diagnosed recently?

Hey Tequila

I live in the countryside about 25 miles from Belfast. I have cows in the field next to me. I live in a very peaceful little place, I switch off when I am home from uni, its great

Hope you enjoyed your time in Northern Ireland.
Did you check out the Titanic Museum?

Not Co. Down? I miss that area an awful lot. Stayed in Hillsborough a few times but also went up to Derry too. Donaghadee, Bangor, Newcastle and also Portrush and the whole of the North Antrim coast is beautiful.



I did. A lot. I'd love to be back in NI later this year if I can. Pint of Whitewater Belfast Black for me please, preferably served at the White Horse in Saintfield.



I didn't, no; that said, I've heard enough about the Titanic story for my tastes. It was built in Belfast and it sunk and a lot of people were killed. End of story. The Ulster Scots Folk Orchestra did a lovely ditty on it though.

Not Co. Down? I miss that area an awful lot. Stayed in Hillsborough a few times but also went up to Derry too. Donaghadee, Bangor, Newcastle and also Portrush and the whole of the North Antrim coast is beautiful.
Yea County Down/Armagh border. I love Newcastle, it is a nice peaceful little place.

I did. A lot. I'd love to be back in NI later this year if I can. Pint of Whitewater Belfast Black for me please, preferably served at the White Horse in Saintfield.
I will have to check it out sometime!



I didn't, no; that said, I've heard enough about the Titanic story for my tastes. It was built in Belfast and it sunk and a lot of people were killed. End of story. The Ulster Scots Folk Orchestra did a lovely ditty on it though. [/quote]
ROFL

I am female, 29, live in the Republic of Ireland and believe I might have AS though I am not totally sure. I posted an introduction to my story in the same newbie forum earlier. Litzah.