What might happen if 1 person found a way out of AS?

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*SHRUG*

The Asperger Hotel...Aspies check in, but they don't check out.

Happiness is subjective. All you miserable ASers... why do you think that NTs are all that more happy?

I'm happy enough in my little Aspie shaped corner..

happier then I am

I'm normal in my own mind and that is all that matters. I think of all of you are just fine too!! !

(a) that person would feel pretty amazingly good from being able to communicate with people, feel, have social joy?
I know enough about communication to have good friends, even if they are few. And I prefer it that way. I feel pretty much for them when they are sad and have problems, too, even if my solutions for their problems might be very logical.
(b) he/she might feel some obligation, moral compassion, to try to share it?
AS doesn't cause a lack of conscience. I personally HAVE some social obligations, but they're more of the type to thank people when they do something for me rather than "she invited me to her house so I have to invite her too".
(c) most people would think he/she was a real nutter because what he's saying is unexpected and against previous assumptions?
... as if the majority of them don't think we're nuts already.
(d) but a few other people might try around with the approaches and ideas, and find their own way through, out from AS - and then it would develop and spread,... and a lot of people would have a lot better lives in all the years to come?
If my AS wasn't there, I'd understand people and their silly nonverbal stuff better, I'd become better at behaving in social situations without consciously forcing myself into doing it, but I'd also not have the love I have for genetics and my other obsessions now, nor the memory to remember the things I remember now. And since I think I would have still been the introverted type even if I was an NT, I think that I'd still enjoy the latter, so I would actually be sadder if my AS wasn't there.