Thanks for the response....you bring up something that has intrigued me for some time now.
I'm asking this from everybody....how do most people generally accept their aspie diagnosis?
I feel like it's bad to say because most people would want to be normal, right? Wrong, I don't. To me, being NT seems like one of the most boring things in the world

I'd rather be different - I see it as a gift. If I go to the psychiatrist and he tells me I don't have AS, I think a part of me will feel sad or let-down because here I am trying to learn more about and accept my therapist's initial diagnosis.
Does this make sense? I have a lot of questions haha. I can't be the only one who would rather be an aspie if given the choice.
I don't like my diagnosis and constantly tell my partner that she gave it to me, and that the Psychiatrist was wrong, I feel a bit disabled suddenly, and now depressed, but sometimes I like the New Me.