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04 Jan 2008, 5:18 pm

well if you want to research it (which could really be an interesting research) you can also research the people with PDD. which can probably be done very easily if we can ask the records from a hospital somewhere. I'll see what I can find because if it really does have side effects, it would be nice to know



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04 Jan 2008, 6:27 pm

Greentea wrote:
Same goes for me. I used to be an extremely outgoing, spontaneous, energetic, funny, confident person. I wasn't set out to be this gloomy, constantly mourning losses, subdued, fearful, insecure, philosophical character that I am. This is the product of decades of painful losses connected to unsuccessful relating both professionally and personally. I don't regret the depth that came with it, but I know I could've been a much livelier individual and most of all.....that I could've given a lot of love to someone.


Beautifully put, greentea. I can really identify with what you say.

For me it's not my aspieness, it's the way I have to make so many accommodations for NT people. It's constantly stressful.



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04 Jan 2008, 6:31 pm

lupin wrote:
Greentea wrote:
Same goes for me. I used to be an extremely outgoing, spontaneous, energetic, funny, confident person. I wasn't set out to be this gloomy, constantly mourning losses, subdued, fearful, insecure, philosophical character that I am. This is the product of decades of painful losses connected to unsuccessful relating both professionally and personally. I don't regret the depth that came with it, but I know I could've been a much livelier individual and most of all.....that I could've given a lot of love to someone.


Beautifully put, greentea. I can really identify with what you say.

For me it's not my aspieness, it's the way I have to make so many accommodations for NT people. It's constantly stressful.


That's what I find.


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04 Jan 2008, 8:48 pm

my other problems are defintly worse than my aspergers. i think im develouping OCD and its just what i feard, although it comes and goes and isnt persistant. (it envolves cleanliness) and i freak out if i am dirty. if i am stressed out it is exagerrated so i figure if i be cool it wont show up


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