welcome friend, from another person who was new to forums, not knowing how they work, and in high school when she joined too....
i'm in california. i gain purpose by creating drawings, figurines in plasticine, working on constructed languages and learning existing ones. one of my closest friends is 11 inches tall, and cost me over $300 to create. she will turn 1 year old in may. i have had moderator status on this site for over 2 years now.
i speak english and spanish, learning hebrew. i value independence more than many other things.
one issue of mine is my tendency to interpret, when people say they do something differently than me, as
"i'm better than you". i should stop doing that. i also have a tendency to give up before i've even started trying. more attached to certain people than is perhaps healthy, and struggle with feelings of inferiority in general.
well, that's me. i hope your graduation goes well, and you know what to do afterwards.
Hi. Thank you for replying. I actually want to go to California when I graduate college to create my own television show. I speak only English, and I am teaching myself Japanese. I think every person with Aspergers struggle with interpretation. Sometimes I fail to interpret sarcasm, which can be embarrassing