Made fun of for being different?

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I find my Aspergers a cool thing now. It makes me my own unque person.
But I used to be made fun of all the time because I had no friends back in 5th grade. I hated everyone because they made fun of me. I didn't know how to make friends, and I was slower maturelly. I got failing grades, and got made fun of for that . I was just made fun of for everything. I was the most immature in school. Then I got medication.
I'm glad I got medication, because I'm now doing good and getting A's and B's and I have good friends. . Does this sound like anyone else?

If you took medication, how did it change you?

As a child I had some trouble with it(wasn´t diagnosed back then but it´s most likely to be related to as).


As you mention I found it difficult to make friends, my writing sucked(I was threatened with being force to repeat a course since I was in 2nd grade, and even though it has improved its still bad).

From time to time I was laughed at for being different however I laughed at them for acting all the same way. I had to be taken out of class a couple of times every year due to the fact that some bully had decided to pick on me and instead of telling on the bully I answered him back(this procces often lasted for weeks until the teacher eventually found out).

I didn´t hate everyone in my class but I certainly hated most of my classmates.

I didn´t take medication but in my first year of highschool I met a wonderfull girl that decided to help me with my problems, it hasn´t been easy but putting enough effort I have learnt how to overcome problems like how to make friends etc and everything is easier when you have a helping hand.

I am unique, youthful, and rebellious, just like the 1960s.

I was teased and made fun of for being different and I was also teased for my height and how I talked and my teeth and ears.

Even when I got put on medication, I still had difficulty fitting in. But thanks to the bullying and not being liked by lot of kids, it got me to change and pretend.

I got treated like dirt for being different, though I had the opposite problem from most other aspies I've heard from; I was more mature than those in my class, rather than less.

like it or not aspergers will not go away if you have it, so just accept it

I've been teased and made fun of throughout my life, really. Since I started uni, most of the teasing has been light hearted, and I've got better at sticking up for myself and thinking of witty comebacks, but people can still tell there's something different about me. They just find it hard to tell exactly what it is that's different about me.

I'm not on any medication

I was teased in my younger years , ignored in college, but at the same time made good friends with a classmate who was an immigrant from El Salvador. He was the one who introduced me to my bf who I am with now.
It seems I am more accepted by the immigrant community than I am with my peers, but that is a good thing because we empthatize with each other and I am learning Spanish.

I have been told most of my life by various people that I am odd or weird and that I have my own unique philosophy.

If I wasn't being made fun of for my weird clothing, personality, and interests, it was because I was so open about saying everything that comes to mind, including seeing out of one eye and having a prosthesis. xD I would say this throughout every school I went to and every school year. I just couldn't get it that I was being hurt and needed to stop saying these things. Just doesn't click in my mind to become friends with people who won't accept me for who I am, I guess.

I hate having Asperger's syndrome. I was teased often in school. I'd do anything to be normal.

No....I hate every nanosecond of it. Yes....I was bullied and teased mercilessly.



Then again....I believe I have alot cognitive/memory problems most people with AS don't have.