Are people who they say they are?!?!?!?!

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Yes, are they?
They may maquerading round the place as an AS but they are really NT.

we need a better AS test to see if peole are really AS.

Omar feel ya Glasscutter. First, every member suspected oughta get an "NT" moniker instead of their regular avatars. Then they all should be rounded up and allowed only into specific forum - we'll call it Neurologischetypische Vogelkäfigverderbenfestung. Then we'll carefully analyze their specific behavioral patterns. And what of the final solution to getting rid of them after said research is completed? Scorch and Ban, dawg, scorch and ban.

...or if the site be weak of will to implement the aforementioned, then there should be a mandatory java dating simulator used before someone be allowed to post...if you get to first base, you aint posting.

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*cough

Excuse me, got a diagnosis from Tony Attwood himself. Cannot get any more definitive without resurrecting Hans Asperger.

Omar? Marry me.

I'm diagnosed by a psychiatrist. There were autism tests done and discussions going on between him and my mother. I vaguely remember it and do not remember the tests. I only remember the waiting area and there was a huge playhouse that looked like a dollhouse and I spent my time in it When we be in the doctor's office, I be sitting at the table with my notebook and toys I would write or fiddle with the toys, I also would stare into space. Never said anything when my mother and the doctor be talking.


I surprised my last shrink when I remembered the date on the playhouse and the first name. I even surprised her when I remember one of our dates when we had our session. She had to go on the computer and look it up and said "Wow you are right." I had not seen that reaction in years. I last had it in high school.

I was diagnosed by Dr John B. Cochran. I wondered all during the testing how many times I had sung "The Ship John B." and kep singing it in my mind all during the 5 hours of testing and intense interview. It was kind of like having an old friend of mine there with me.

If I see him again I will tell him about it.

Merle

I like the word 'masquerade'.
It conjures up a picture of us all parading about wearing masks.

I once claimed to be diagnosed because I really thought I was until I found out otherwise.

As for who I am, my real name is not Social_Fantom even though I have claimed it was. I even claimed the underscore was my middle name.

yes we must screen new members more thoroughly or else they may steal our highly coveted aspie secrets.

No one is who they say they are, who they think they are, or who others think they are.

Everyone is someone else!

well, I am not you, for instance.

Merle