Willard wrote:
young_god wrote:
I believe this is more to do with my personality than the fact I have a 'bit'
of Aspergers.

I don't believe there is such a thing as a 'bit' of AS - only higher or lower levels of functionality. IMO, its not whether or not your AS qualities are stronger or weaker than others - it's how adept you have become at working around them, or masking them in order to appear (even to yourself) 'normal'.
But what I wanted to comment on specifically is the statement '
more to do with my personality than Asperger'
Whether or not you believe the following statement, keep it in mind as you absorb your diagnosis and become more and more familiar with the disorder in all its facets, quirks and peculiarities:
You have the personality that you have -
you are who you are -
because of your Autism. It has been affecting you all your life, without your knowledge. It has shaped you in ways you cannot yet even imagine. Just wait. As it all begins to sink in and the pieces fall in place...its going to
blow your freakin' mind. I promise.

This is certainly my song. My Autism continues to blow my mind on an almost daily basis and I suspect it will continue to do so for quite some time.
Each time it feels the same............I went to bed white and I woke up black/brown/yellow/green...........despite NOT being visually impaired.
It is surreal...................
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Now then, tell me. What did Miggs say to you? Multiple Miggs in the next cell. He hissed at you. What did he say?