A word I've been accustomed to since age 11.
It's a real
thing and can be beneficial and allowing the "aspie" to think in a different way beneficial to everyone to break up the demon of monotonous conformity which is deemed by the collective human
opinion as dangerous! lol
But at times, it can
indeed be rather crippling to the individual who has it.
Me?
1) I have a stereotypy of rapidly shaking my right leg up on the
front of the foot at machinegun
speed and I have occassional weird finger twitching in response to a sensory experience deemed
strange/weird or unpleasant or when making a point.
2) I have problems with eye contact.
3) Social
anxiety is common when trying to do some things.
4) Depression is common from dealing with having a hard time dealing with surroundings and change.
5) Verbose, pedantic, and idiosyncratic language. I was always know for having a wide vocabulary.
6) We tend often to be more on logic.
7) We also tend to think in pictures.
8) Preoccupation with a subject of interest, ranging from the practical to the esoteric. It can be virtually anything.
It's a real
thing that can range from being hard to deal with to a definite aid to add onto societies even if we are sometimes on that
edge.
But be aware that the depictions and displays of those of with AS are often exaggerated. We'
re not all geniuses as the IQ level of us often ranges from average to above average. But we can provide a refreshing look on things.
