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02 Jun 2011, 3:25 pm

Okay, I have aspergers too and yes I am very eccentric and when I was younger I would interrupt the teacher in class to say something about something random or say very weird stuff but today I was looking for videos on Asperger on youtube and came across this girls channel... She seemed more hyperactive than aspie to me, it was so weird, in her other videos she seems more aspie like, what do you think?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2COn8UK88WE

It kinda freaked me out to see her do that and I felt kind of ashamed of having asperger... But is this kind of behaviour normal for us aspies? Maybe I was like that too when I was younger... I don't remember... Anyway it was extremely embarrassing to me.



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02 Jun 2011, 3:36 pm

She sounds very hyper and excited.



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02 Jun 2011, 3:37 pm

League_Girl wrote:
She sounds very hyper and excited.


So its not part of her Aspergers then?



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02 Jun 2011, 3:38 pm

Meh, I don't know. I'm nothing like that. I'm usually everything but hyper and excited.


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02 Jun 2011, 3:39 pm

OldFashioned wrote:
League_Girl wrote:
She sounds very hyper and excited.


So its not part of her Aspergers then?


I see it as her personality. Every aspie is different. I don't know if it's an aspie thing to be all giddy when you are very happy and excited. I get that way too but I know if like that.



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02 Jun 2011, 3:41 pm

In her other videos she seems quite calm. Also what's with the owl noise? Hyperactivity?



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02 Jun 2011, 3:50 pm

idk ur right is odd behavior



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02 Jun 2011, 3:55 pm

I think she's been drinking. I definitely heard a little hiccup, possibly from the vodka and coke.



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02 Jun 2011, 4:00 pm

Mummy_of_Peanut wrote:
I think she's been drinking. I definitely heard a little hiccup, possibly from the vodka and coke.


Nah I don't think so, she said in another video that she never goes out without her mother.



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02 Jun 2011, 4:20 pm

IDK. She might very well have Aspergers. I was very giggly as a young girl/teen too, & I know I acted weird....still do after all these years. Remember, if you meet one person on the spectrum, you've met one person on the spectrum. It manifests differently in anyone who has it. Who's to say she doesn't have it?


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02 Jun 2011, 4:24 pm

Doesnt seem that hyperactive to me, excited yes. And excitement is something comonly found among aspies (i think). I can get excited over the most common things and i love it. Like when i want to make tea and i find some nice flavour i get in a pretty good mood. I go like YEAH WICKED AWESOME and fist pump in the air.

also i think i have a crush now...



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02 Jun 2011, 4:39 pm

TB wrote:
Doesnt seem that hyperactive to me, excited yes. And excitement is something comonly found among aspies (i think). I can get excited over the most common things and i love it. Like when i want to make tea and i find some nice flavour i get in a pretty good mood. I go like YEAH WICKED AWESOME and fist pump in the air.

also i think i have a crush now...


On the girl in the video? lol

She's engaged.



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02 Jun 2011, 4:54 pm

Doesn't seem that odd... I've met aspies who seem a lot stranger. She doesn't seem to want to be in front of the camera at certain points. Sometimes I laugh/giggle and get hyper when I feel awkward and don't know how to react.


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02 Jun 2011, 4:58 pm

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Doesn't seem that odd... I've met aspies who seem a lot stranger. She doesn't seem to want to be in front of the camera at certain points. Sometimes I laugh/giggle and get hyper when I feel awkward and don't know how to react.


Maybe its specific to Aspie Girls, I thought it was kinda cute but the owl noise was really weird.



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02 Jun 2011, 6:37 pm

Men are after all completely different to women in their behaviour.



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02 Jun 2011, 7:24 pm

you can easily tell she dosent have aspergers by the different tone pitches in her voice and her use of facial expressions