LazerHoots wrote:
Thanks for reading. I know my writing isn't well organized here but it's six in the morning and I havent slept.
You need to work on your sleeping. Nobody functions well without enough sleep. Rather than try to do what nobody can do, which is to function well without getting enough sleep, I'd suggest working on getting enough sleep. You may need to do fewer activities in day to make this possible. You may also need to curtail anxiety inducing activities just before bedtime and substitute them with more relaxing ones. While this may make you seem odd to your peers, as you didn't stay up late to watch something late at night like they did, you should also realize that if you do have Aspergers, you will always be odd in the eyes of "normal people." Doing stuff just for the sake of trying to be "normal" is an exercise in futility.
You need to work on getting enough sleep.