Addicted to Wrong Planet

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I'm an undiagnosed/ almost-diagnosed-and-confirmed (maybe next appointment in October) 60 year old aspie who has little doubt it's true after time on this website. It would explain a lifetime.

Just at the point of discovering I don't want to lie and pretend I'm normal anymore. I'm odd and that's okay.

Then I discovered this website and discovered maybe I'm like everybody else ... here.

Welcome to WP!

Autdicted? to WP topic

So soon?

And yes, welcome.

You might be an Aspie if your first topic to start is Addictive

I see you are finding your way around Ginger, seems like you fit in quite well.

I'm glad you found a place where being odd is the norm and nobody is better than or worse than.

Welcome again,
to the inspiring escape from loneliness where conspiring a shape out of the ordinary is not extraordinary.

OH...and don't worry about the addictive thingy, this place has very special rates during the vampire hours

I am also addicted to WP

Welcome greetings, fellow-traveler Gingersnaps, to the WP neighborhood.

Welcome Ginger and feel yourself at home!

Im also addicted to WP. Sometimes its annoying as it prevents me from doing things I need and should do, but it gives my social life a meaning as here is the place I do socialise....

Hi Gingersnaps - welcome to WP!

We're all pretty odd, here. Odd is good. Odd is interesting.

It can be a little overwhelming, this site. Too much to take in. But there's a lot of knowledge & a lot of insight here. All in all, it's not a bad addiction to have.

While attending to my case after I had a heart attack a little over ten years ago, a cardiologist who did not like something I must have said told my MD he would not see me again until after I got psychiatric help (and he made a note of that on my chart) ... but then he relented when the MD told him he (the MD) would talk with me.

I now have a different cardiologist in that same office, and this new one had raised that issue with me when I first met him about a year ago ... but today I was finally able to clarify things by letting him know I have some kind of neurological disorder rather than a mental illness ... and now I no longer have to try to cover up being a bit odd.

Pretty cool, eh?!

Being welcomed here has made a tremendous difference for me in life over these past couple of weeks, and I am enjoying seeing the same happening for you, Ginger!