Aussie aspie arriving

[DHS]

I have been getting emails from Aspies Central for a while now, until recently I hadn't felt the need to post anything on a forum. On a site like this, it should come as no surprise that I'm they type to typically keep to myself.
I obtained an official diagnosis 2 years ago, at the age of 29. I'll admit I didn't even know it was something to suspect until a couple of friends made comments along those lines in the year or so leading up to seeing a diagnosis. In hindsight it seemed obvious, but I was always just me, I know I have always been relatively odd, but I have always gotten by quite well, in-spite of any problems I had.
I suppose I will post further somewhere other than an introduction forum, I would like to get into a habit of joining in, I have always had a tendency to lurk, either in fear of saying something wrong or simply because I felt there was no point if it wasn't constructive.
So I'll finish up by simply saying, hi!

 

[Nitro]

It's great to see you here,but don't worry if you don't feel like interacting,because all are welcome here

 

[DHS]

Thanks, that's a good looking A model in your picture, I'm very slowly building a channeled A model, although building is probably a strong term, I'm collecting parts and stacking them in the basic shape at the moment.

 

[Southern Discomfort]

I can't promise that people won't take take what you may say the wrong way but a lot of people here have that same habit so we should in theory be more understanding.

Welcome!

 

[xudo]

Welcome

 

[Mia]

Hiya Aussie Aspie, welcome to the forum.