jimmy m wrote:
Welcome to Wrong Planet. Currently based in Singapore. That must be a bit interesting and exciting. Being overseas provides you with different ways to view the world.
When I was in my middle twenties, I went to the other side of the world and after 5 weeks proposed to a girl and she accepted. We did not even speak the same language. But I managed to bring her to my country and marry her. We have been married for 48 years now. It was one of the best decisions I ever made.
Mose people live a very small life, but Aspies can travel to the moon, if we want.
Thanks for the welcome and sharing your life experience. I wish to experience that human connection some day. Best wishes to you and your family and thanks again!
Double Retired wrote:
Welcome to WP! I hope you find some relief here.
Having a formal diagnosis, informal diagnosis, a self-diagnosis or even a suspicion is not required for being on WP. In fact, even if you knew for certain you were not on the Spectrum merely a polite interest in the topic gets you in. Nonetheless, I hope you have found the following two online tools—you might find them interesting.
*>- Autism-Spectrum Quotient Test (AQ)
*>- Aspie Quiz Registering is optional!
P.S. I can't tell you the meaning of life. The best I can say is I found the purpose of working: paying bills and reaching the long-term goal of a comfortable retirement.
Thanks for the links! I do believe each individual defines their own meaning of life, ain't it?