There are things that I love doing, which I think I do better than the average person. For example, my photos are better than snapshots, as I take more care and put a lot of thought into the composition and so on, (I'll happily spend a day photographing a seed head or a feather), but they are nowhere near good enough to win competitions. That doesn't bother me, as I have had a good time messing about with lighting and lenses and depth of field.
I love writing too and again, I think I am better than a lot of people at this, but there are also stacks of AS and NT people who are way, way better at it than I am.
Some people, whether they're on the spectrum or not, are gifted in one special area, others seem gifted in many (Hugh Laurie leaps to mind as a madly gifted person), others, like my NT friend don't feel that they have any special talent. But they may be gifted in areas that are not traditionally valued or recognised as gifts... she is the most warm, loyal, giving and kind person. She is also really good at sports, which I am crap at. I see that as a gift, but she doesn't as it's normal to her.
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