Told: "Your a hardass!"

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Today at work a co-worker called me a 'hardass'. I've never heard this term before, even at age 41, and I spent the better part of the last hour trying to fiqure out what this means and what was insinuated today at work. (I didn't get it at the time, processing delay for an unfamiliar circumstance)

Quote from the urban dictionary:

This kinda illustrates why I'm not manager material. I'd hate to go out to the parking lot after work and find my car has been keyed or sitting up on bricks because the wheels have been removed!

I would take that tag and wear it with pride. Hail-fellow-well-met doesn't make the trains run on time or get the product on the shelf. If you bought it, a truck brought it, but an aspie most likely thought it

Yes I would say it's a compliment, and if not, it is atleast a sign of respect and you should be happy someone think so.

Sweet Pea hugs

Somebody at a factory that I worked in during the 90s called me a Cockney Rebel. Once I got over a bad spell of psychotic depression and anxiety later on that year, I started taking it as a compliment.

I would take it as a compliment.

This.

The co-worker by calling you a hardass thinks you are a bold person and that you have mettle. That is definitely an advantage in the world, and should definitely ensure you do not have to end up traumatised in your life.