What's the thing you LIKE most about yourself?

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For me it is.......


WILD imagination


I love to make up stories, especially when i was a 'little un'

I used to have day dreams about being this princess that lived underground, 20 years later and i'm still a daydreamer LOL

How about you?

My passion.

I like some of my written work (essays for university etc.)
Imagination as well.
There isn't much I like about myself though so probably one of those two.

Yeah, my imagination and unconventional ideas/theories are good. I have a quick wit too

I have quite a bit I like about myself.

List them!

I love my creativity and humor.

Being just soooo clever

Where do you want me to start?

Asperger's Syndrome
Academically skilled in pretty much every subject at school
Loves Maths, Physics and ICT.
Well organised.
Good social life (two AS friends)
Perfectionism

When I'm happy, I think of my whole life as a game show!

Probably my independet streak - I'm not going to pretend I like something because everyone else does, things like that.

My Cockney accent.

You win both showcases!

(Clang, clang, clang, whoop, whoop, whoop! Whoop, whoop, whoop!)

Thank heavens! Words any parent wants to hear about their Asperger child!

Kris

My analytical abilities.
My ability to understand, build and connect patterns and idea's.
My ability to view things from an objective and detached perspective giving insight from multiple angles.
Observant and visual learner.
Photographic memory.
Application of theory!


There are one's that are double sided though.
Like my stubbornness, independence, pride and arrogance are good AND bad.

Thank you, thank you!
It wasn't like this when I was a kid though, oh no. I was patronized and confused. I didn't understand why I thought the way i thought and I was extremely introverted and guarded. Pegged as possible ADD when I most obviously am not and given a bunch of "possible mood disorder/aniety" problems because I was contantly having sensory overloads and frustrated that I didn't understand/they didn't understand so I was often angry and/or upset and couldn't figure out why.

Been this way for a long while till about a good month ago and I'm glad for it.

Retracing my history its kind of funny none of the medications worked. Oh my dear lord whatever might that mean? It astounds me how much we've learned about HFA/AS in just two years. I understand now why they didn't see what I now see with the updated and most recent research on AS as OBVIOUS TRAITS. Than again - I wouldn't let people in either.

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You are all double showcase winners!