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Glytch

Glytch

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How's everybody doing? I'm Glytch!
So! This is supposed to be some kind of introduction thing, right? Well, let's start with some basics. I was diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome when I was 13. Several years later, I still haven't figured everything out yet. Hopefully, this forum will be able to help me with that.
 
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Welcome to AutismForums! I am 72 and I haven't figured everything out ether.
 
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Glytch said:
How's everybody doing? I'm Glytch!
So! This is supposed to be some kind of introduction thing, right? Well, let's start with some basics. I was diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome when I was 13. Several years later, I still haven't figured everything out yet. Hopefully, this forum will be able to help me with that.
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Hi Glytch! Cool username. Anyhow, it's no wonder you haven't figured out everything because you're still so young. I am 41 and still figuring out things. Most people, neurodiverse or neurotypical spend their lives learning. I would argue that nobody ever completely figures things out because life is dynamic and ever changing; not a constant. Welcome to the ride of life.
 
Hi Glytch. I agree with Mattymatt. I'm 60 and still learning. Seems like when I finally have something down, it changes and I don't understand again. And I'm still trying to figure me out. :) Hope you enjoy this forum.
 
Mattymatt said:
Hi Glytch! Cool username. Anyhow, it's no wonder you haven't figured out everything because you're still so young. I am 41 and still figuring out things. Most people, neurodiverse or neurotypical spend their lives learning. I would argue that nobody ever completely figures things out because life is dynamic and ever changing; not a constant. Welcome to the ride of life.
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As long as this ride's nothing like Big Thunder Mountain at Disney World, I think I can survive. I hate that ride...
Anyway, thanks for the compliment on my username!
 
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