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[nekowafer]

So a friend on LJ posted his results for this test in his journal, and I was interested, since from what little I know about is, people with Asperger's also have obsessive compulsive tendencies, as I do. And really, I was just curious. Here are my results:

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[flufy]

Eh, why worry about it. You are who you are, and from what I know, that's perfectly alright.

[maxskunk]

Very interesting results! Really it doesnt matter if you do or don't have it, the way I see it its less of a (have don't have) and more just a sliding scale of how intense your neurological responses are. I'd say it's safe to asume that every "normal" person has their "aspie" moments. That being said the test results in my opinion show that you are able to tune into parts of your neurology that normal people either can't or ignore. Remember aspergers is not a lack of an ability, but instead a chance to see more, overwhelming as it may be.

[nekowafer]

I haven't yet found a "good" side of my social anxiety or awkwardness. I don't know, seeing those questions that were so spot on was just kind of like "look, you're not even just the basic crazy, you're neurologically different" and to me that's like I won't be able to get over it. Blah.

Thank you, though, for trying to make me feel better.