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I own a very spazzy interwebs board full of spazzy people. Isn't that a sure sign of ass pie?
Quote from: odeon on November 20, 2009, 02:41:28 PMI own a very spazzy interwebs board full of spazzy people. Isn't that a sure sign of ass pie?
Quote from: blargh on November 19, 2009, 10:48:46 PMQuote from: ozzie_girlI've read in a couple of places that it's stereotypical for girls with Aspergers to be obsessed with horses. I was and I mentioned this to my psychologist and he said is was a dead give away! I was so obsessed with horses I could draw an extremely good likeness from memory (of course I've only ever ridden a horse twice in my life). I still have a soft spot for them (I even have drew a couple last year) but I'm no longer obsessed. I have a soft spot for dogs but didn't obsess over them like I did with horses. So what is with this stereotype? What is it about horses that attracts Aspie girls (over other animals or other possibilities) and any female Aspies out there - were you ever obsessed with horses?http://www.wrongplanet.net/postt107361.htmlhorses? every NT girl is obsessed with them. i never got it.people are such idiots. not all aspies obsess over one thing. like the train thing. who the fuck thunk that up?
Quote from: ozzie_girlI've read in a couple of places that it's stereotypical for girls with Aspergers to be obsessed with horses. I was and I mentioned this to my psychologist and he said is was a dead give away! I was so obsessed with horses I could draw an extremely good likeness from memory (of course I've only ever ridden a horse twice in my life). I still have a soft spot for them (I even have drew a couple last year) but I'm no longer obsessed. I have a soft spot for dogs but didn't obsess over them like I did with horses. So what is with this stereotype? What is it about horses that attracts Aspie girls (over other animals or other possibilities) and any female Aspies out there - were you ever obsessed with horses?http://www.wrongplanet.net/postt107361.html
I've read in a couple of places that it's stereotypical for girls with Aspergers to be obsessed with horses. I was and I mentioned this to my psychologist and he said is was a dead give away! I was so obsessed with horses I could draw an extremely good likeness from memory (of course I've only ever ridden a horse twice in my life). I still have a soft spot for them (I even have drew a couple last year) but I'm no longer obsessed. I have a soft spot for dogs but didn't obsess over them like I did with horses. So what is with this stereotype? What is it about horses that attracts Aspie girls (over other animals or other possibilities) and any female Aspies out there - were you ever obsessed with horses?
I can do upside down chocolate moo things!
Does fucktardism count as a co-condition of Aspergers?
Do you tend to be a cheapskate? I've noticed this trend in a few aspies I've known. If you are one, tell us some of the things you do that would make you a cheapskate or at least frugal.
After reading about peadratric bipolar disorder almost off of the symptoms fit me as a child. I was super physicaly agressive as a child and I was a girl. I'm watching Temple Grandin's HBO movie right now and when the other kids would call her names or laugh her I knew I would have potentialy killed them. The campus security people would never have gotten away with taking my machine away like that and the dean would have had something coming. My parents say that if you took it personaly I was a very mean baby. I was always getting into fights with other kids and got such a high from it. If I felt a teacher had slighted me, I did not feel any quit about attacking her. I would also instigate fights just for the thrill. After my parents took me out of public school to homeschool me I didn't feel on edge all the time anymore and could let my gaurd down. Still, I won't hesitate to defend myself against an attacker or pervert if I have too. I sometimes actualy wish someone would jump me, just so I have an excuse to attack. Is this kind of extreme agression normal to autistics?
Ever since I was little I have always been drawn to/ lovewater. I have always love to take baths and would spen 2-4 hours in the tub and mated when mom would tell me to get out of the tub. I always loved rivers and watching water flow down the street after and durning a rain storm. I love the look of water in a fish bowl and the sound of a fish tank. Is anyone else drawn to water? Is this common amoungst other autistics?
