How Aspies must look

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I certainly know that I'm cute! Here's us Aspergians! I nearly had a cuteness overload when I see kitties!
Since my glasses are a different colour than most people's [they're sort of a beigeish brown], kids at my school often aren't sure what to make of me.
Oh, and my protagonist of my latest book has four arms! Imagine what it's like for her! [Although, having four arms would actually be quite useful.] She's a half dragon girl, so she has it even worse, especially when she accidentally lands in a world full of dracophobes.

the people in my department have nicknamed me "wednesday" after wednesday addams.



i find it to be quite accurate.

I have an appearance, due to my stare, posture, and gait, which absolutely terrifies people - because of this I've been lonely and alone all my life.

Aww, danum, that's so sad... I've been lonely for a lot of my life, even when I'm with my family. There's a manga out there called Angel Denetsu [Angel Legend] about a boy who has a nightmarish, terrifying face but is actually the sweetest kid at the school.

I've been told that I always look uninterested yet having an intimidating, somehow creepy "I don't like people" gaze. My eyes are almost constantly wide opened, especially when I'm interested in something.

I suppose in terms of how your suppose to properly observe someone from a visual standpoint during a conversation I'd say that I tend to sometimes focus on the bridge of one's nose so, I don't appear to be odd or creepy cause in years past I'd present a more rigid and hard gaze upon someone. Oh well, I try not to appear as if i'm creepy merely observant of one's conversation..

This is how I look when people demand eye-contact from me.