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For a while, I've been under the impression that only those who have Aspergers or any Autism Spectrum Disorder(ASD) for that matter can make the relationship work. Since we just had a survey thread, I think it's appropriate to have a thread like this. This particular survey has been spammed all over the boards.
http://www.rdos.net/eng/Aspie-quiz.php
There's one question we should all answer yes on in this quiz, you'll know what it is when you see it.
A waifuist who's an aspie, such as myself, just seems par for the course. What I'm particularly interested in is any neurotypicals who have a waifu.
So for any neurotypicals here, is it hard to have a relationship with no physical, intimate contact? Do you ever feel out of place in subcultures such as this which are majority ASD? Did you ever see yourself in such a relationship like this 10 years ago?
▶ No.62154
Also sorry if my questions sound patronizing at all, I'm just curious as to how waifuism works out for any neurotypicals that subscribe to it.
▶ No.62155
I think it's not just about the relationship. It's also a lot about this place. Like 8chan and chans in general. And anime and all of that.
Most people that are very into that fall more into the "neurodiverse" side of the graph.
I don't know if we're specially autistic.
▶ No.62156>>62164
>Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 35 of 200
>Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 171 of 200
>You are very likely neurotypical
What do I win
>>62153 (OP)
>So for any neurotypicals here, is it hard to have a relationship with no physical, intimate contact?
Sometimes, sure.
There are moments I wish I could meet her but I know it's not possible, so Instead of feeling sad over it I rather accept it and enjoy what she has given me and what I can do to be happy for her.
I mostly thank Buddhism for teaching me this kind of thought process.
> Do you ever feel out of place in subcultures such as this which are majority ASD?
Are they? I don't think I've seen many waifuists say anything about being like that
Although I do think I am different to most of the people who have a waifu,
> Did you ever see yourself in such a relationship like this 10 years ago?
Nope,
▶ No.62157>>62160
I forgot to screenshot the numerical score, but it was pretty heavily neurotypical.
>So for any neurotypicals here, is it hard to have a relationship with no physical, intimate contact?
I'm both disinterested in and deeply uncomfortable with intimate contact, partly due to other mental disorders, so this works out well for me.
>Do you ever feel out of place in subcultures such as this which are majority ASD?
I never thought about how many people were on the spectrum, and never felt I was so different from them that I couldn't relate.
>Did you ever see yourself in such a relationship like this 10 years ago?
I didn't see myself ever being in any kind of relationship ten years ago. Even doing this much still surprises me, sometimes.
▶ No.62158>>62160
Pretty much what I expected, considering I was professionally diagnosed.
▶ No.62159
>Do you like tongue-kissing?
why is this a question?
>Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 122 of 200
>Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 81 of 200
>You are very likely neurodiverse (Aspie)
O bb I'm not as autistic as i thought i was or maybe i just didn't answer the questions right. o well still gonna celebrate with pizza.
▶ No.62160
>>62157
>>62158
Huh, maybe my assumption was wrong.
▶ No.62161
Not surprised at all.
Doubt my waifu would like an autistic retarded anyways.
▶ No.62163
My results.
May or may not be accurate, but I was surprised I was more into relationships.
▶ No.62164
>>62156
might as well post mine since others are too.
▶ No.62165
Here are my results.
>Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 105 of 200
>Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 116 of 200
>You seem to have both neurodiverse and neurotypical traits
I guess I'm an all-rounder, huh?
▶ No.62167
>Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 145 of 200
>Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 65 of 200
>You are very likely neurodiverse (Aspie)
ok
▶ No.62168
Apparently I'm a slight normie.
>is it hard to have a relationship with no physical, intimate contact?
Not at all. I rarely miss it.
>Do you ever feel out of place in subcultures such as this which are majority ASD?
No, since we all have a common interest. From my experience people with Aspergers don't have much trouble expressing themselves online, it's only those on the far end of the spectrum that I have trouble understanding and relating to.
>Did you ever see yourself in such a relationship like this 10 years ago?
I didn't picture myself in a long term relationship period, never mind having a waifu.
▶ No.62170
>Is it hard to have a relationship with no physical, intimate contact
No, it's not that hard at all. You can have that 'physical' warmth and it makes you feel good, but I think it's not even necessary especially when they don't have that emotional connection with you.
>Do you ever feel out of place in subcultures such as this which are majority ASD
Hardly, I don't think whether having a mental condition or not affects our interests in anime in the first place.
>Did you ever see yourself in such a relationship like this 10 years ago?
Yes, I would probably opt for this because I rather have a relationship with a character I really love a lot over a useless bitch in real life whose purpose in life is to nag or leech off you in the long term. I am certain there might be some honest nice girls out there but where I live, there is hardly anyone that I would see myself into being in a relationship with.
▶ No.62171
>Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 152 of 200
>Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 81 of 200
That is a fish..
Neat.
▶ No.62172
>>62153 (OP)
What does the graph mean?
I get that I generally lean more on the neurodiverse side of things, but it's veering towards relationship.
Does this mean I'm autistic about relationships? or is it that I have a very odd very unorthodox perception of what a relationship is?
▶ No.62173
Looks like I'm a normalfag:
>Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 77 of 200
>Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 158 of 200
>You are very likely neurotypical
Also
>no question about avoiding eye contact
>>62153 (OP)
>So for any neurotypicals here, is it hard to have a relationship with no physical, intimate contact?
Sometimes, but I am used to it as am a loner by nature and prefer solitude. Also I was always very passive about getting into relationships, so it's not something I miss much, and there are always various items that can somewhat emulate that.
>Do you ever feel out of place in subcultures such as this which are majority ASD?
Not really, I simply don't pay attention to that at all, because it's not really important, and it's not like you can tell how other people are over the internet most of the time.
>Did you ever see yourself in such a relationship like this 10 years ago?
Probably not, though I always preferred fantasy over reality.
▶ No.62174
Judging from this quiz I'm a bit on the neurodiverse side, but I don't think I have Aspergers because I lack communication issues. It's possible that I have another ASD though.
Antisocial people in general are probably more likely to substitute their real social life with imagination (including waifuism) and forums (including imageboards).
I suppose the requirements for waifuism are a vivid imagination and spending a lot of time lost in thought. Otherwise we're unable to simulate something as complex as a relationship.
▶ No.62175>>62178 >>62275 >>63616
I have no clue what these results mean? Am I half autistic?
>is it hard to have a relationship with no physical, intimate contact?
Not really, you get use to it after some time.
> Do you ever feel out of place in subcultures such as this which are majority ASD?
I have never really thought about that. I don't feel out of place because I don't think it really matters.
> Did you ever see yourself in such a relationship like this 10 years ago?
Oh no way lol. If you were to tell me when I was 8 that i would fall in love with a fictional character, I would have called you insane.
▶ No.62178
I'm having trouble interpreting these results and where they place me.
>is it hard to have a relationship with no physical, intimate contact?
It's odd, certainly. Every now and again I'll have a little laugh at the absurdity of it all before curling up next to the daki and kissing her forehead, dreaming up new things to do on special dates all the while.
>Did you ever see yourself in such a relationship like this 10 years ago?
Absolutely not. It was only about four years ago I took my first real steps down the road of devoting myself to a character. Any earlier than that and I wouldn't have had any clue what you were talking about
>>62175
I got relatively similar results
▶ No.62179
Result is that I'm not autistic at all.
Not very surprising.
>There's one question we should all answer yes on in this quiz, you'll know what it is when you see it.
I answered it with no.
>So for any neurotypicals here, is it hard to have a relationship with no physical, intimate contact?
Yes. It's not the biggest problem with waifusim I have though.
>Do you ever feel out of place in subcultures such as this which are majority ASD?
Sometimes.
Mostly when everyone is talking about their depression.
It's kinda sad seeing all those people with problems and you can't help them.
>Did you ever see yourself in such a relationship like this 10 years ago?
Never thought about it back than, so no.
▶ No.62181
>Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 40 of 200
>Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 168 of 200
>You are very likely neurotypical
Well this was interesting. Apparently I'm a normie too. Well, not too much of a normie, but still.
>So for any neurotypicals here, is it hard to have a relationship with no physical, intimate contact?
It is for me a bit. I am that kind of person that likes to be intimate in a more physical way, sometimes I just really want to hug her and such. But I can still endure it well.
>Do you ever feel out of place in subcultures such as this which are majority ASD?
No, I don't think so. I agree with the others here, I've never even thought of that aspect before. We are all waifuists, that's what counts for me. I just didn't notice it.
>Did you ever see yourself in such a relationship like this 10 years ago?
Eh, no. I was different back then, I didn't want any kind of relationship honestly.
▶ No.62195
Hardly a normie, just not an autist
I'm probably schizoid if anything
▶ No.62206>>62215 >>62698
>You have answered inconsistently on too many control-questions
Guess I broke it lol
▶ No.62210
>Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 78 of 200
>Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 135 of 200
>You are very likely neurotypical
Not surprised.
▶ No.62215
>>62206
Nah, just make sure that you read the questions carefully and answer honestly, it should work. The control questions are there to make sure you are paying attention. You may have misread some of them.
▶ No.62233>>62234
>>62153 (OP)
Eh, I already knew I have a normal brain.
However, my memory skills are as good as an aspie somehow, since I'm pretty good at math but shit at programming.
> is it hard to have a relationship with no physical, intimate contact?
To be honest, yeah.
But y'know I have that great "creativity power" that I can use to imagine my waifu with me really well.
>Do you ever feel out of place in subcultures such as this which are majority ASD?
Hahah yeah, kinda on non-waifu ASD cultures.
But it's pretty easy to understand after you read a tl;dr about it, but you still have to do some research about it.
Also I think waifus aren't that ASD but that's just my opinion, man.
>Did you ever see yourself in such a relationship like this 10 years ago?
Yes, I'm going to stay like this.
▶ No.62234
>>62233
Ah, I'm stupid on the last question.
But I think I never thought of being in any relationship in any way back then.
▶ No.62273
No surprises here. There's a good chance I'm some degree of autistic (dad was diagnosed a few years ago), but I've never bothered to get evaluated because it's not a useful thing to know as an adult. Like, I suspect I might be schizoid, too, but if it turned out I was, there's no specialized treatment or even a good reason to be treated at all, the diagnosis would just be trivia. I'm comparing that to basically being born with severe depression, which can be treated and which there's a good reason to treat.
Possible autism and schizoid is something me and Midousuji have in common.
> is it hard to have a relationship with no physical, intimate contact?
Can't say, I don't know anything else.
> Do you ever feel out of place in subcultures such as this which are majority ASD?
I feel out-of-place in the sense of being more "normie-passing" than others, the same way I feel out-of-place around normal people for not being "normie-passing" enough.
> Did you ever see yourself in such a relationship like this 10 years ago?
Honestly, this is pretty much where I thought I'd be.
>>62180
Looks like we're pretty similar.
▶ No.62275>>62276 >>62277
>>62175
Aren't you Puerto Rican?
From what I understand those are kind of typical spic results.
▶ No.62276
▶ No.62277>>62278
>>62275
Yes, but I seriously doubt those results are normal for Hispanics. Most Hispanics that I have met irl are very different from me to say the leastMost don't tend to like me and the feeling is mutual.
▶ No.62278
>>62277
>Most don't tend to like me and the feeling is mutual.
Don't worry about it, you'll all be purged soon enough
▶ No.62311
i feel like it's insulting me
▶ No.62353
And here I thought I was normal.
▶ No.62356
>Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 118 of 200
>Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 111 of 200
Too bad they didn't ask if the person I'm married to is real or not when it got to the relationship questions. I feel like I should have gotten a higher aspie score but whatever.
▶ No.62518
I sometimes worry I might have some kind of 'tism because of my complete lack of social graces, but time and time again I seem to prove that it's correlation and not causation.
▶ No.62530>>62639
>tfw have autism
>tfw can't into waifufaggotry
's all pretty fuckin' mcexpected famalams. Dehumanize yourself and face to shitposting.
▶ No.62638>>62639
Guess I was too much of a normalfag to keep a waifu without going insane.
▶ No.62639>>62644 >>62675
>>62530
>>62638
Non-waifufags browse this board?
▶ No.62644>>62647
>>62639
I Dont even like anime hehe
▶ No.62647
>>62644
So as anyone else here.
▶ No.62674>>62698
>tfw this is my honest result
Have I no hope?
▶ No.62675>>62682
>>62639
Yeah. I'd like to poke all your brains and figure out how the fuck you guys do it since I've given up in other areas, but other than that it's interesting to listen to the responses in the template threads so I can eke out basic understandings of the mentality.
Addendum: I'm fucked.
▶ No.62682>>62683 >>62891
>>62675
I got tired of being lied to and abandoned by the people who claimed to care about me my whole life including my parents. Constant disappointments turned me into a bitter workaholic with an anger problem. When I got my first real look at Chiaki, I knew she was someone I could feel safe with. I guess it was love at first sight.
I got the stable, nurturing relationship I always wanted. Problem is, I had to make it up based off a girl from a video game.
▶ No.62683>>62686 >>62891
>>62682
I'm not dissimilar. It wasn't the relationship immediately prior to Peko but there was a girl who absolutely destroyed me to the point of having long lasting problems with trust and intimacy. It killed later relationships because the paranoia got to me so much but Peko was the exception. I've gone after her, heart and soul, and never looked back. It's not even that she's 2D, regardless of that I'd feel safe with her. I know Peko and I know she'd never yank me around. She's too professional for that.
Only once before did I feel this way and it makes it easy to recognize. Peko gives me something to strive for. She's someone I want to work for, to better myself for, to risk what I have to give us a better life. I love her and I never want to let go.
▶ No.62686>>62891
>>62683
Sounds similar to what happened to me.
Dated an older woman in my early 20s who turned into a vengeful, underhanded she-devil when I tried to break it off. Made my life hell.
Then I tried dating a woman my age who fucked off shortly after I confessed my feels. Then went gay for a guy who was cool but it wasn't working out, at which point I said "Fuck humans entirely." Then there was Thane, and once I admitted that I loved him, I never looked back.
▶ No.62687
▶ No.62698>>62699
>>62674
>>62206
Really. I tried redoing my answers several times, moving some from "A LITTLE" to "YES/OFTEN" thinking that maybe I undersold some of them and I'd get the actual diagnosis after I changed them.
Nope. I went through four times tweaking my answers but I failed each time. Maybe all the doctors and psychiatrists have been wrong about us all along. We're actually normies and no one realized.
▶ No.62699>>62721 >>62734
>>62698
It asks you for the same (or very similar) info two different ways, so, something like
"I'm a morning person. I get my best work done then." and
"I'm a night-owl, my evenings are the most productive part of my day."
If you're saying you're a morning person (haha, there's an 8AM too? What a country!), then it expects you to also say you're not very productive in the evening.
▶ No.62721>>62734
>>62699
I'm pretty sure the only control is "Do you prefer to only meet people you know, one-on-one, or in small, familiar groups?". It's not a yes-or-no question, so you have to answer "?".
▶ No.62730
you don't have to be on the spectrum to become fucked up:
>sensitive nature
>often anxious as kid about many things
>cowardice
>weak will
>cowardice and weakness resulting in shyness
>beeing lied to all your life by your parents and television how the world works
>interest for hobbies that are considered uncool or odd
>beeing bullied by the "cool kids" because having different fields of interest
>beeing betrayed time after time by people you considered your friends
>trust issues based on those bad experiences in your past
>lack of social experience resulting in general awkwardness
>belief that you must be inferior to others or not normal
>avoiding eye contact to prevent social situations
>avoiding social situations generally because it hurts to be reminded about your social incompetence
and the cycle repeats, driving you more into reclusion which will prevent you from breaking the cycle
I did the test as well and I have traits of both sides of the graph. I would never consider myself autistic but I share a few traits that they have as well. I can interpret social situations pretty well but after years of bad experiences you turn out to become a neurotic mess and nobody wants to spend time with a rain cloud. I think soft people are not made for this world.
▶ No.62734
>>62721
I interpreted it as asking me if I like small groups vs big groups, then giving 3 descriptive examples. As opposed to asking which of 3 things I prefer, which I assume is what you thought they meant.
I don't think putting a trick question in like that would be very helpful to them in this context, lol. I came to the same conclusion as >>62699 regarding the control questions myself.
▶ No.62891>>62892
>>62682
>>62683
>>62686
Do you believe your love stems from being hurt? Do you ever concern yourself with using her as a comfort blanket for the pains in this world so you wouldn't have to face them, vs genuine love?
I'm sorry for these questions I am just a lost soul and I want to remember what love is, but my faith in waifuism is low…
▶ No.62892>>62897
>>62891
>Do you believe your love stems from being hurt?
No, love cures you after beeing hurt as cheesy as it sounds
>Do you ever concern yourself with using her as a comfort blanket for the pains in this world so you wouldn't have to face them, vs genuine love?
No, it is genuine love - even if only one-directional. Your waifu is often a representation of the things you value or desire most on a subconscious level. Often the anon who meets his waifu for the first time can be very confused and may not understand himself clearly at first. He may feel a kind of attraction that he does not understand.
>I'm sorry for these questions I am just a lost soul and I want to remember what love is, but my faith in waifuism is low…
You don't find your waifu, she finds you. Keep watching anime and playing video games and one day it will just happen. You will feel it and exactly be able to tell the difference between any other character you might have adored from past shows. I did not believe it either when I read something similar at first but I was surprised how it turned out to be true. When she found me I realized that despite all my imageboard time I was still capable of love.
▶ No.62897>>62900 >>62914
>>62892
>Love cures you after being hurt
But if it is right after an old relationship that would be rebounding which is generally seen as unhealthy…
>It is love even if it is one directional
I'm just trying to find the line between love, obsession, and psuedo-religious devotion
>You'll find her
I have been with my waifu for a long time but am at a huge conflict within myself due to the cruelties of reality.
▶ No.62900>>62903
>>62897
Sounds to me you just have to stop being a little bitch and man up.
Seriously, reading your posts makes me believe your problem isn't your waifu but your lack of balls to get your ass up and make an effort to improve your situation.
▶ No.62903>>62904
>>62900
I don't know what to do to improve anything. I am stuck and she will never be anymore here to let me work for her to bring about a change in it.
▶ No.62904>>62910
>>62903
>I am stuck and she will never be anymore here to let me work for her to bring about a change in it.
"She" can never be here for all of us, man. Doesn't stop us either.
▶ No.62910>>62913
>>62904
I have no faith, no beliefs in anything anymore. I don't know what part of me loves her and what part of me is saying I love her. I want to love her but I want to know the truth. I want to know what makes me happy but I am so confused, conflicted, and lost, and I don't know what to do. What is right or wrong? What do I really want? Well, what do I want that can happen in this world? What do I want out of reality? My world is crumbling and I don't know what to do. I'm a distorted and lost mess. She held me together for so long but I've been slowly collapsing for the last few months and I can't hold myself together anymore. I can't do anything because I am scared of it. I'm scared of whatever answer I may find. I don't even know how to search for it. If she were here none of this misery would be happening…
▶ No.62913>>62928
>>62910
Again, all your problems stem from your complete lack of spine.
Unless you grow a pair and face life head-on you're going to forever be the sad sack of shit you are right now.
All you're doing right now is complain and bitch about your life, eventually people will stop trying to help you because you ignore everything we say, if you want your life to be better then fucking work for it you idiot, if all you're going to do is continue to be miserable without even attempting to stand up on your own feet then simply fuck off and stop wasting everyone's time.
▶ No.62914>>62928
>>62897
>But if it is right after an old relationship that would be rebounding which is generally seen as unhealthy…
you were probably hurt your entire life and you probably never saw yourself capable of expressing love to anyone. When your waifu finds you, you can realize that you are not a complete monster and there is still a human part in you. This is what I meant. I do not know your situation but for me it was like this.
>I'm just trying to find the line between love, obsession, and psuedo-religious devotion
If it is love, you will feel it in your stomach. Last time I did I was a naive 12 year old I guess mentally I still am one today
>I have been with my waifu for a long time but am at a huge conflict within myself due to the cruelties of reality.
3D life is cruel and it has broken many anons. I hope you can find strenght to not let yourself be broken and find something worth of fighting for. Becoming a man your waifu would be proud of is always a good start.
▶ No.62928>>62940
>>62913
I don't know…I'm sorry…I'm just scared of everything. Laifu with waifu, laifu without waifu…the things I want and the things I don't want, to both know and admit to myself. What makes me happy or sad, everything is all cluttered together in this sea of despair.
>>62914
>Become the man your waifu can be proud of
I've been doing that but I can't even see her. I can't show her my progress. I can't show her everything I have done for her. I'm drowning in my depression without her, and I love her.
Seeing and thinking of her lately brings more pain than joy, just being reminded of all these brutal realities that I cannot escape, and the realities related to her that also sting extra hard, leave me in a realm of conflict in which I just don't know what to do with myself anymore. Can't be with her in this world, can't be without her in this world. Feel like I can't love her forever, feel like I can't leave her ever. It's torture.
▶ No.62940
>>62928
>I've been doing that
Bullshit, when's the last time you lifted or did push ups? have you even tried losing weight or becoming healthier?
Hell, I bet you haven't even attempted to try and learn her language.
Face it, you haven't tried to improve your life in any way, and that's exactly why you're like this, your lack of sacrifice.
You claim to love her, but have offered almost nothing in return for what she has done for you, you're a selfish and lazy dick.
If you don't put effort into trying to improve your life you will forever waddle in this pit of misery, no one else is gonna pull you out of there, ```Marc``` my words.
▶ No.62972
Wasn't sure how to answer some of the questions but this seems about right.
I was actually professionally diagnosed way back in middle school which was sometime ago.
I honestly don't know if it's the reason I'm with who I'm with. I don't think it is and I'd like to think it's not. I'm sure others will disagree and that's fine. I'm sorry I can't really help with your question though Moldy but I figured I'd take it anyway.
If anything it wouldn't get in the way between me and him. He was in love with, basically, a autistic cup in canon.
I will say though as a ultra sperg who hates being touched, I'd be fine with him touching me because I trust him. I think liking/disliking touching is a factor of just someones life and what has happened to them. The extra crush question segment of this test needed a "hard yes to all" option.
▶ No.63055>>63056
>>63047
Welcome to the gray zone
It means that you are too normal for NEETbux but retarded enough to never become a happy and ignorant normal joe
▶ No.63056
>>63055
I live on NEETbux, actually.
Noises and voices and stuff I hear make it too hard to concentrate if I try to work.
▶ No.63613
I'm not really sure what I am.
Tell me /mai/, is this an aspie result?
▶ No.63615
Last time I took this test was over 3 years ago.
The only person that got a higher autism score was star.
It's pretty interesting how much a couple years of working a few people centered jobs can do to totally change your perspective.
▶ No.63616
>Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 173 of 200
>Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 45 of 200
>You are very likely neurodiverse (Aspie)
Goddamn right I am. I was diagnosed at a very early age. This may not be a detriment to our relationship, however.
>>62175
Autism is a spectrum disorder. It can affect people in a variety of ways and at differing intensities.
▶ No.64962
Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 39 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 183 of 200
You are very likely neurotypical
There you have it.
To your questions:
>is it hard?
Sometimes, yeah. I find the best way to get over it is to remember that despite the physical touch it's still nicer than other relationships I've been in.
>do you feel out of place?
No.
>did you see yourself in a relationship like this 10 years ago?
No, but I was 12.
▶ No.64964
No surprises I was diagnosed a year ago. but I still wanted to take the test just for shits and giggles
▶ No.64969
I've already been diagnosed, but it's a mild case. I don't exhibit a lot of the telltale quirks that some aspies have, but on the other hand there are a lot of symptoms I do have.
Funny enough, there has actually been some speculation that Ruby may have Asperger's as well due to some of her social difficulties.
▶ No.65030>>65032
>Neurodiverse = 61/200
>Neurotypical = 153/200
I'm a waifufag normie who moonlights as an autist.
>is it hard to have a relationship with no physical, intimate contact?
Ye boi. So far, it has been one of the toughest things to reconcile.
>Do you ever feel out of place in subcultures such as this which are majority ASD?
No, not really. This place is surprisingly welcoming.
>Did you ever see yourself in such a relationship like this 10 years ago?
Kind of, which isn't surprising since I was 12-13 back then, but certainly not to this extent.
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>>65030
Do we have our third Arturianon? Welcome! You should consider introducing yourself here: >>63353
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Well, I learnt a lot about Aspergers and share a lot of symptoms although i've not been diagnosed.
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>>65032
Yeah my man, thanks for the welcome. I've been lurking on this board for a while now. It's high time I posted in an introduction thread.
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>>62153 (OP)
>Neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 109
>Neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 101
>You seem to have both neurodiverse and neurotypical traits
So im half autist, that's odd considering how everyone around me thinks im 100% aspie.
I never got officially diagnosed, i better take this with a grain of salt.
