Can you tell whether a Member is an Aspie, or not?

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You shouldnt' have to prove anything to these people. Just cause they don't like you they say you don't have Aspergers. Then try to get you banned because your not a part of they're cliche. Then they gang up & pm the admininstators saying they are only concerned for the "vulnerable'' members. Someone is a control freak and has been trying to get moderator status confered on them since day one. They do this by using NT tactics like backstabbing, brown-nosing, sucking up and bad-mouthing people behind their backs. They think they are a real ladysman and try to smooth-talk people to agree with them. When they reply to people's post they use the royal "WE '' instead of "I'' to get people to think they speak for everyone here, instead of for themselves. If you call them on it they act the victim and play dumb. It's only a matter of time before they gain control of WP and when they do, i'll leave cause it will really suck around here.

If I did not have AS/ AS traits I would find this site very strange and difficult to participate in.


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Aspie clues topic

I wonder is there an aspie writing style.

Note: This is a zombie thread, resurrected after over 3 years of inactivity. Many members in this thread may no longer be active; just a heads up.


M.

Will this debate ever end? Oh yeah, old thread. Someone decided to bump it.

I for one can't tell unless they are talking about their challenges. Then I can tell.

Why would people pretend to have it? I guess trolls would but only to start trouble and debates to get us all riled up.

I have never pretended to have anything but I have hit the nail in the head here a few times and I am sure people hate me for that but I don't care. I don't even worry about people thinking I'm a fake or not. I have my official records I got from my mother but I don't see the point in posting them. People can still say they're fake.

Hmmm, very interesting. Thanks for bringing that to my (our) attention. I don't always remember to look at the posting dates. As far as I'm concerned, it can go back to the land of the dead.

I did the same thing thanks.

There's nothing wrong with reviving an old thread if the content is relevant or you have something new to add to the conversation. Occasionally there are those who resurrect threads to disturb the forums; there was a little concern with this here, but it is relevant to several other threads that have been started recently. I just wanted to point that out, as there have been instances when a new member has asked a question of a member who has moved on months or years prior and become upset or concerned. Trying to be proactive where I can.


M.

Thanks.