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i guess you could call it a special interest
i am self-diagnosed,but i would still say mine is music, i was the best musician to pass through my middle school, learning six years worth of grades and pieces in just over a year.
its my passion, and i never want to give it up.

That's a great interest! Personally, I've never been able to click with music, and it wouldn't work with me because my musical tastes are so narrow (video game music, with a preference for orchestral styles). For years though, I've wished I could have an understanding of music, because I think composing music would be tremendously fun. It's too late for me, though. I don't even have an elementary school student's understanding of musical structure, or the writing and reading of music.

ohh that's too bad... music is such a diverse interest for a lot of people
though i must say, video game music is one of my favourites

My primary Special Interest is music, too, but for me its all about collecting it and listening to it - I never learned to play an instrument, but I love hearing others play, and I have a compulsive obsession with organizing things (that Autistic impulse to line things up or arrange them in patterns), so I collect and organize my music endlessly, like a librarian or a historian, representing periods of time by the music popular during that era or year or month.

Music's my dominant interest as well. Pretty much everything that can be done with music - playing, listening, writing, producing, organizing, critiquing, collecting, etc... I do a lot.

I don't even watch TV in my room because for every minute the TV's on, music's not playing! I play video games nowadays mostly for the purpose of music. Thankfully a lot of games have nice music; those that don't aren't worth my time.

Nice call with the video game music! I have quite a few video game soundtracks, with diverse styles. ;D Video Game music's really underrated - it deserves to be up there with film/movie scores.

Music is nice, but it took me a long time to actually start to like just listening to it. I had to be singing or playing it for it to be interesting, when I was a kid. But nowadays, I sing along with recordings (usually adding another line of harmony to make it more interesting), and it's all good.