MR20 I just want to say that with your attitude toward your situation that you will never be able to be accepted. Yes to make it in this world you will have to at least somewhat conform to normal societal rules.
Your Asperger's, your gaming, your anime, the way you have been treated, those are all excuses.
It doesn't matter what happens to you in life, what matters is your response. What is your reaction to a situation you are placed in? The reaction you need to have right now is to understand If you begin understand that just a little conformity will get you a long way. You don't have to lose who you are just because you meet some societal standards. Personally I'm a huge gamer but because I have taken the time to learn how to socialize, to mimic the body language, and to learn when certain things are appropriate that I am able to blend in and have jobs. Those who get to know that I'm a good person are much more willing to accept my quirks later on. Sometimes I wear nothing but gaming apparel when I go places... Hat, shirt, jacket, belt buckle, all gaming related stuff. No one minds because they know it's just a small part of what makes me.
and this quote fits for you also
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Because that’s the difference between people who heal and people who don’t: recognizing that the influences and conditions that created the person you are today really don’t matter; what matters is having the courage to do what it takes to fix the problems you have. Or you can let being ashamed of having problems or needing help limit your options, and limit your happiness and fulfillment in life. You can even keep blaming your parents, siblings, teacher, God, your disability, your disease, your birth order, whatever for your unhappiness. I’m sure all those factors have probably legitimately done their share of damage. The problem is that blame – even legitimate, well-placed, well-deserved blame - doesn’t do a goddamned thing to repair the damage. The power to heal is in each of us. The only real question is whether we use that power or not.
-HopeGrows
Take the time to make the best of your situation and REALLY do something about it.