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Aspies: No Longer Anomalous!!!!

Misfate

Misfate

An isolated cloud in the sky
¡Buenos Días! :wavespin: Or, for those in M.S.T. as I am, ¡Buenas Noches! I am indubitably elated in conversing with those sharing my condition of Asperger's, as well as learning from individuals pronounced under other categories in autism spectrum disorders. While I was only diagnosed about a year back, in inquiry of this infirmity have I concluded that it has present long before the conclusion of cachexia (possibly even hereditary, pertaining to me since birth). - :playfull: - I have studied that youth with AS were either in isolation or discourtesy when pertaining with neurotypical peers, both of which I was afflicted by in youth. I was also characterized in youth by intrigue in knowledge, 8th grade extent of vocabulary by 3rd, even favoring school over home:nerd:! I had eureka in eureka: a state of amazement in something amazing. By my adolescence, I began portraying inadequacy in emotional countenance and reciprocity, petrified -¡congelado!:cold:- to contortion:unhappy:. Now, in my year of educational seniority, I am beginning to overcome my obstacles through manifesto to my peers, my friends, my family, et cetera declaring myself as an individual, proud of my idiosyncrasy :smug:! And now, I have the privilege to convene with those bearing the same weight as I, life suffused of pursuit of happiness, jaunt in erudition, withstanding woe, and, perhaps the maxima of hardship for us, rigor in relationships... which I have myself encountered, not even at an age of 10...:{. But, perhaps I will cover this in another thread :)! I am sincerely humble, yet contented to be among those to whom I can, may and shall relate :bounce:! Succinctly, I state in advance that it is delightful to be acquainted!
~J'Neal Joshua Caldwell A.K.A. Sophacumenist
 
Welcome to the forum, Sophacumenist! I enjoyed reading your intro. It is nice having more & more Aspies how up who are accepting & even proud of their diagnosis. I too am one who does not consider Asperger's to render someone inherently sick or dysfunctional: I think that much of the anxiety many Aspies live with is a perfectly sensible response to a distorted world full of contradictions & absurdly wavering standards. Just because there are more NTs than there are Aspies, it does not stand to reason that theirs is the healthier state. I, personally, embrace being an Aspie & I would never even consider a cure.
 
Welcome Sophacumenist! I got a real kick out of reading your introduction. I hope you enjoy being a part of aspiescentral as much as I do.
 
Thank you all! It is truly ecstatic to be among those of whom fathom my circumstances:)!
 
From one language enthusiast to another . . . it's "those who fathom my circumstances." And ecstatic isn't a direct object (meaning a noun) unless you're describing an ecstatic. Most commonly, it's an adjective. But you'd be correct to say, "I am truly ecstatic . . ."

Don't let your verbosity trick you into thinking the more ornate your language is, the more correct it must be. Just a friendly tip. ;)
 
Ereth said:
From one language enthusiast to another . . . it's "those who fathom my circumstances." And ecstatic isn't a direct object (meaning a noun) unless you're describing an ecstatic. Most commonly, it's an adjective. But you'd be correct to say, "I am truly ecstatic . . ."

Don't let your verbosity trick you into thinking the more ornate your language is, the more correct it must be. Just a friendly tip. ;)
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Indubitable serendipity pertaining to my expanse of grammar! To you, I commend gratitude:wink:!
 
Soup said:
It is nice having more & more Aspies how up who are accepting & even proud of their diagnosis. I too am one who does not consider Asperger's to render someone inherently sick or dysfunctional: I think that much of the anxiety many Aspies live with is a perfectly sensible response to a distorted world full of contradictions & absurdly wavering standards. Just because there are more NTs than there are Aspies, it does not stand to reason that theirs is the healthier state. I, personally, embrace being an Aspie & I would never even consider a cure.
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Yes! I'm with you 100%. In my opinion, there are numerous benefits to being an Aspie and we have every right to be proud of who we are. I think it's great that this forum exists as a reminder that we aren't alone. Go Aspies!
 
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