What kind of Aspie are you?

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Neither of them. Though I used to be type 1 until about a year ago.

Definitely type 2-3, depending on the current situation in my life well, of course I do think classmates and other people notice that I tend to act a bit stiff and awkward socially, and that I'm not the kind to make contact and take initiatives very often, but I doubt most of the people who don't know me very well privately would suspect anything .

To them I am probably fairly normal, a slight bit odd and shy at times, but with good intentions, doing my best to be kind and helpful (though ocasionally I might seem rude or inappropriate when I don't know exactly what to do or say, I reckon).

Maybe I can seem a little cold, too, considering I usually don't show much feeling to those who I am not close to (don't feel comfortable with it, it's just that, I feel exposed and mistrustful), even though I'm a complete wreck of emotions most of the time My family, naturally, have noticed my "aspie-mannerisms", I mean they live with me so they're bound to know quite a few things apart from myself I should think it affects them the most as well, afraid I'm quite a domineering person with firm ideas of what I want, and a strong, uncompromising will

i'm a type 1

I'm a cross between type 2 and type 3.

I do find spontaneous social interactions very difficult, but I've learned how to avoid showing any outward signs of my inner problems, at least most of the time. However, most people I know do not even know what AS is, so they just assume I'm shy.

I'm a combination of Type I and Type II. Type I because I am unaware of the social world, Type II because I want to be normal but can't help acting different and my meltdowns are almost never in public.

Aware of the social world like a person with low vision is aware of the sun shining on their skin and sees flashes of light. Never felt normal or wanted to be so but worried I was unique in an unsettling way. Love the new understanding of neurodivercity as an answer to my experience of both of above.

type 2, I've slamed my head on the lab tables at school in front of everyone..
apparently a fat black guy with a lisp, has decided to tell everyone I'm a sociopath, and he decided to go to the same college as me. so yeah screw a dumb n****r.

Type 4, although i would very rarely make fun of NTs

Type 4 usually. A couple of years ago, I was type 1 without a doubt.

ive been all 4 types as ive aged i used to think the kids at my school were all happy and had everything i was self rightius and blind at the pain all teens go though weather or not there aspie or nt i learned to see the good in some nts and i learned to see the bad in so many more im type 4 now but still cant socilaze i feel lonely but im bursting with love its my respect and love for myself and aspies and other people who everyone sat aside gives me pleasure

I tend not to beleive there is a "type" of aspie. I think it comes down to personalities and how they handle/deal/cope with there aspergers.

when I was a child and until I was 13 I used to be Type 1.Then I became type 2, because sometimes I want to be normal but I can`t.People never thougth I have AS because they don`t know what it means but they always notice that I am a different.

type 3 to 4 :)

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I think I already posted here,
but I was a "Type 1" until I was like 15.
Then, I got to Type 2, now I'm back at Type 1,
because I recently embraced myself and don't care what anyone thinks.

Type Two but I have never had a meltdown.