am I an asperger, some other kind of mentally ill person, or just a spazzy NT?

[Tristeza]

I think I know you pretty well, and seems to me you've got high-functioning AS, ADHD, social anxiety and OCD. 

The OCD and social anxiety are what seem to impact you the most.

[Phlexor]

When I went to a private psychiatrist for about 3 sessions, he charged £400 an hour.  Do you have insurance?

Gee, that's a bit steep isn't it?

[Adam]

I think I know you pretty well, and seems to me you've got high-functioning AS, ADHD, social anxiety and OCD. 

The OCD and social anxiety are what seem to impact you the most.

Cheers. I think you probably know me as well if not better than anyone else online the last couple years. What makes you think I have ADHD btw? Someone else said that too, but it's never been suggested to me IRL

[Blasted]

It was, god knows how good the bloke thinks he is to charge that much.  Then again he DID nearly give me my BPD dx but we ran out of time (money too  ).  The insurance from my stepfather's workplace paid for it though, hence why I asked if Soph has insurance.

[Phlexor]

Its an unwritten rule that either works.  Lots of people use it.  She knew exactly what I meant, she's just trying to patronize me.  And no, but i've already explained my school situation, due to being on the spectrum.  You are not, so fuck off.  I wonder what lurid thought gave you the idea to have an aspie site as your social life.  

Hate to break it to you, but it isn't an unwritten rule that either work, that's just being lazy.

Considering that your/you're and there/they're/their are the most picked on errors on the internet, there is no excuse not to learn to get it right.

And I failed english in high school year after year because I'm one of those Maths nerd aspies as opposed to those literature nerd aspies (If that makes any sense at all).

[benjimanbreeg]

When I went to a private psychiatrist for about 3 sessions, he charged £400 an hour.  Do you have insurance?

lmao, shows how fucked up you are.

As opposed to everyone else here, who are just perfectly sane?

who said that?    *Are you there mother?

[benjimanbreeg]

Its an unwritten rule that either works.  Lots of people use it.  She knew exactly what I meant, she's just trying to patronize me.  And no, but i've already explained my school situation, due to being on the spectrum.  You are not, so fuck off.  I wonder what lurid thought gave you the idea to have an aspie site as your social life.  

Hate to break it to you, but it isn't an unwritten rule that either work, that's just being lazy.

Considering that your/you're and there/they're/their are the most picked on errors on the internet, there is no excuse not to learn to get it right.

And I failed english in high school year after year because I'm one of those Maths nerd aspies as opposed to those literature nerd aspies (If that makes any sense at all).
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Hate to break it to you, but people can communicate offline

[Adam]

  *Are you there mother?

hahahahaha now we're into the their/there/they're one  

Oh and insurance... I don't think so

[Blasted]

*Are you there mother?

Bint's quick guide to basic English:

there = indicates a place eg. over there!

their = possesive of "they" eg. their mother

 

[Blasted]

Benjimanbreeg do you need lessons on how to quote posts too? 

[benjimanbreeg]

*Are you there mother?

Bint's quick guide to basic English:

there = indicates a place eg. over there!

their = possesive of "they" eg. their mother

 

Oopsy, you just fucked up.  If you had any general knowledge, you'd know I was using the highlighted "there" correctly.  Go and watch the film, you spasticated moron.

[Adam]

So you meant, "are you there, mother?"

This is why we have punctuation

[Blasted]

Psycho is shit anyway

[benjimanbreeg]

So you meant, "are you there, mother?"

This is why we have punctuation

no, he says it all in one, I think, so without the ,   

[Blasted]

So you meant, "are you there, mother?"

This is why we have punctuation

no, he says it all in one, I think, so without the ,   

You are aware that a comma is not voiced directly when speaking I hope?