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19 May 2012, 11:05 pm

end the sentence of "you know you an aspie when...
(please number them so people can refer back)
I'll start!
1. Every morning you have toast for breakfast, but it has to be fresh out of the toaster with evenly spread butter or you won't eat it.
2. Your friends stayed at your house longer then planed and its really bothering you.
3. You never know what to do with your arms.

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19 May 2012, 11:19 pm

There are plenty of indicators of a possibility of having Aspergers, but among the examples you've quoted, I can only agree with #3 (about the arms). The other two are merely a matter of personality. As for something that makes you sure of having Aspergers, I would not jump to such a conclusion under any circumstances. Even an official diagnosis (the way it's being done nowadays) won't necessarily convince me in being an Aspie. That's one of the reasons why I'm not seeking a diagnosis. Perhaps the only thing I might concede to is a brain scan that would display a difference in an Aspie brain from brains of most other people. But even if that was to happen, it wouldn't dissuade me from being determined to learn how to project myself to the general society as a normal person. I don't want to be a "Proud Aspie".



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19 May 2012, 11:26 pm

When you keep repeating the same threads over & over again.


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19 May 2012, 11:27 pm

I agree with all three! Mostly I agree with number one because I have a lot of OCD rituals such as keeping the blankets on my bed even. The other two still make sense, though, because I'm also a fidgeter and not exactly outgoing.



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19 May 2012, 11:36 pm

...when you ALWAYS have to mentally respell "your" to "you're" just to get through somone's sentence!



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19 May 2012, 11:46 pm

...when someone asks 'how you doing?' and you say "I'll tell you in an hour"

when someone says to give them a hand you're torn between cutting off your own hand and giving it to them, clapping and cheering, or seeing what they need help with

when people have to wait until you're gone to throw out your shoes and clothes that have long passed their expiration date

when you can say 'thank you, and for our next song...' to 1000+ screaming fans but it's impossible to say 'would you want to go out some time?' to 1 person

when you get a top-of-the-line item from your SIs, and you don't even go a week before taking it apart and looking for ways to make it better



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19 May 2012, 11:50 pm

TechnoDog wrote:
When you keep repeating the same threads over & over again.


I'm new to WP. I had no idea that this was a commonly used subject. Don't be a jerk. :?


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20 May 2012, 1:33 am

redrobin62 wrote:
...when you ALWAYS have to mentally respell "your" to "you're" just to get through somone's sentence!


This!

Also, when you can't stand unexpected visitors or when you always listen to one song on repeat for hundreds and hundreds of times (until you find a new one and do the same with that one).



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20 May 2012, 3:12 am

New-Yorker wrote:
There are plenty of indicators of a possibility of having Aspergers, but among the examples you've quoted, I can only agree with #3 (about the arms). The other two are merely a matter of personality. As for something that makes you sure of having Aspergers, I would not jump to such a conclusion under any circumstances. Even an official diagnosis (the way it's being done nowadays) won't necessarily convince me in being an Aspie. That's one of the reasons why I'm not seeking a diagnosis. Perhaps the only thing I might concede to is a brain scan that would display a difference in an Aspie brain from brains of most other people. But even if that was to happen, it wouldn't dissuade me from being determined to learn how to project myself to the general society as a normal person. I don't want to be a "Proud Aspie".


When you reply to a humorously-intended thread in the above manner.


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20 May 2012, 3:58 am

Took the words right out of my head......he he



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20 May 2012, 4:16 am

When you respond to a thread and despite the subject immediately begin talking about your interest/hobby.



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20 May 2012, 7:11 am

When you actually stop to think about "how you're doing", or actually try to deconstruct and then to explain to the other person exactly "what's happening".



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20 May 2012, 7:38 am

When you sink instead of swim. (Literally) (I can't swim by the way)



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20 May 2012, 8:59 am

Who_Am_I wrote:
When you reply to a humorously-intended thread in the above manner.


Perhaps. But I'm not taking your "professional" diagnosis at face value and will continue to project myself to the society as absolutely normal.



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20 May 2012, 10:19 am

rebbieh wrote:
redrobin62 wrote:
...when you ALWAYS have to mentally respell "your" to "you're" just to get through somone's sentence!


This!

Also, when you can't stand unexpected visitors or when you always listen to one song on repeat for hundreds and hundreds of times (until you find a new one and do the same with that one).


I love doing this with songs lol. But my family finds it rather annoying... :lol:

when your rooms a mess but your desk has perfectly lined up notes and pictures about your favorite interest.


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20 May 2012, 10:33 am

fefe333 wrote:
rebbieh wrote:
This!

Also, when you can't stand unexpected visitors or when you always listen to one song on repeat for hundreds and hundreds of times (until you find a new one and do the same with that one).


I love doing this with songs lol. But my family finds it rather annoying... :lol:

when your rooms a mess but your desk has perfectly lined up notes and pictures about your favorite interest.


Ha, yes, my boyfriend finds it really annoying as well. But I can't help it. That's how I listen to music.

Another one: ... you really dislike talking on the phone (and avoid doing so) because you don't really know what to say and when it's your turn to speak. And if you have to make a phone call you have to write down everything you want to say, but if that changes during the phone call you get all confused. At least that's how it usually is for me.