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Don't feed the trolls...None of that has any apparent connection to my comment. I give up.
I have read that it is very common, and I am still confused about why that is, what about aspergers exactly it is that causes the younger look. I am 28 and it seems that most of my co-workers thought I was close to 19/20 before finding out my age. Even a 23 year old female co-worker thought I was younger than her and was shocked to find out my actual age. And as mentioned before, because of this, I am not taken very seriously. People double check my work and don't seem to trust that I know what I am doing, and it's frustrating.