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my cat says I'm fine

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drisina

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Hi, I was just diagnosed with aspergers and have found that I apparently have just always done things because that is the only way I know how. I am curious how other people experience and are effected by the syndrome. Perhaps I will make a few friends who also find it difficult to strike up a conversation, make chit chat, and, occasionaly, do not get the joke.
 
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