rebecca |
04-18-2013 12:30 PM |
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Originally Posted by pluzzle
(Post 451126)
I guess. Why do you scratch your drawer, then?
e_e they're there to HELP.
:P What sounds 'do that' to you?
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Paper rubbing on paper, people scratching paper, certain materials some coats are made of (really dry horrible ones)...
Yes, they're there to help, but they have a warped understanding of it. Her telling you to be nice to people, is a misunderstanding on her part. I, for example, try to be nice, but by jumping into conversations and trying too hard sometimes, become slightly lonely. And I only try with people I like.
Some counsellors are only familiar with stronger examples of Asperger's, such as the ones who can't make any eye contact and obsess over things so strongly. It's different, for females anyway, and less spotted because it blends in more, and often just looks like shyness, or bitchiness.
As you can guess, I've read books on this. Aspergirls was quite a good one actually.
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