What kind of Aspie are you?

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No one knows I'm an aspie until i tell them and even at that they say they still don't ''see'' it until i point out some characteristics! Even at that I don't mind telling people because I'm proud to be an Aspie

All in one, I am types 2,3 and 4

Type 2 to a T..

Type 3: Very mild AS. No one can tell he/she has AS

This is very much me all the time

im definitely 2 at the moment, but over the last few months im slowly becoming 3 as im slowly getting to know more NT's rather than being a loner and outcast.

Type 3 with some type 4 and type 1.

Type 2, but so far as I can remember I've NEVER had a public meltdown. Ive come close, but the fact is its almost always 1 person in particular that causes them and they almost always do it at home.

I'm mild, but it is noticeable. Whilst I don't have sensory issues, I have numerous idiosyncrasies and public meltdowns every so often. My fixations kind of give my AS away...

somewhere between 2 and 3 with the occasional meltdown

Type 1, but I try to avoid having meltdowns in public. I think the last one I had was a few years ago when I was in seventh grade. it was in the hallway by my locker, and I have no idea how that happened.

I used to be type 1 before the age of 13. From then I have been more like a type 2 aspie, because I have learned more about social interacting (although I'm still not good at non-verbal communication and I sometimes have problems in conversations) and you have not been able anymore to verbally provoke me into a meltdown, although an unexpected touch is still a very strong sensory input to me and touches led to several (I think four) public meltdowns in my previous school during three years. Now I have been in a new school for almost a school year without public meltdowns so I'm quite happy .

If im stressed enough type 1. I definately do not understand social rules even when they are explained but i only have meltdowns in certain situations. But the rest of the time type 4

If I have Aspergers, it would probably be closest to type 2.
I've had a couple of meltdowns in public before. But a couple of days ago, it was really bad.

Between 2/3, recently diagnosed on the spectrum as high-functioning. As I'm learning more about what is to be an aspie and I spend my time on forums like this though, I like to think that I'm becoming more type 4

I am a type 1 with a little type 2. I didn't realize just how unaware I am of a lot of things until not long ago.

Type 4, I suppose.