So most people, people with Asperger's Syndrome and people without, tell me that I am very random. I talk about random things and for no particular reason. One second, I'll be talking about birds and the next, it will be something totally irrelevent and different like Pluto. Is it an Aspie characteristic to be really random in conversation for no particular reason? Do you do the same thing or know someone else who does? Thank you.
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