You Might be an Aspie if...

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My teachers were like this to me. I got picked on by them a lot because I was really awkward and struggled with school work. It was interesting though because diagnosed kids never got treated like that, but I could have similar problems with socializing or school work, and because there was "no reason" for it that apparently meant I deserved to be ridiculed.

You might be an Aspie if you talk about one of your favorite interests every single day.

You often question your diagnosis when you can't relate to other Aspies when they say how they got high grades in school.

If you enjoy putting your books in order on a Saturday night rather than visiting a nightclub.

If you keep to your room without telling other people why you are doing so.

Isn't this normal?

You might be an Aspie if co-workers ask you unexpectedly as to why
you never enlisted in your country's Armed Forces after you graduated from high school.

Last edited by AnonymousAnonymous on 11 Sep 2022, 8:50 pm, edited 1 time in total.

Don't get it. What do other people do? I use my instincts and Gods leading.

Well IMO, other people may see you as someone who will always be
a social outcast, an easy target for rejection or anything of the sort.

Anyway, getting back onto topic, you might be an Aspie if you believe
your diagnosis will always be a curse for your mental well-being.

You might be autistic if a slight change in routine at your workplace makes you want to panic, and makes you feel on edge until the end of your shift.

You also might be autistic if you have to repeatedly rehearse how to ask your coworker what bucket of clothes you're supposed to get, and trying to ask them results in you being rendered mute by severe anxiety. Bonus points if your coworkers are used to this and ask you if you need help, or just immediately know exactly what you need help with.

You might be an Aspie if people tell you off for purchasing clothes at
"cheap prices" than at the opposite level.

You might be an Aspie if you mistake the singing voice for the singing voice
of another singer who almost has a similar vocal range.

You might be an aspie if you remember the usernames of every member who's been on WP.

You listen to music on headphones while grocery shopping to block out the mind-boggling din and to help you focus. But then all you want to do is focus on the music instead of your shopping.

You are attached to inanimate objects more than people