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So we all wonder how different we are when were teenagers and finding out that I had AS was so helpful in that I was different and not just being the cliche teenage sad person. To get to the point i'm currently going though some stuff and wonder how many people share my expierences.
1. Moved 24 times in 19 years.

2.Gone to 11 Schools.

3. Have aspergers.

4. Have Mensa qualifiing IQ (141 or higher i believe)

5. Currently living in split family. (siblings living in other house, parents still together)

6. Recently Laid off and unemployed

7. Unbearably Controlling and mentally unstable mother.

8. Father unconsistently employed

9. Voluntarily leaving country for two year religious mission in two months. (good thing but anxious)

10. Accused of abuse and rape by attention seeking ex. (i was out of state serving in military at the time.)

11. Currently don't have any friends as i recently moved and don't see the purpose in getting any as i'm leaving soon. See above.

12. Living with grandparents

That's pretty much my life in a nutshell at the moment.

hello- is LDS [as an institution] supportive of people on the spectrum?

that would be me


It's 131 on the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale, and idk, i have not yet gotten the results of my IQ test yet.

The LDS faith and culture is very supportive to people on the spectum to answer to question

thank you for your reply. out of curiosity, can you tell me what [foreign] language you had to learn for your mission?

I'll inform you in about a month when i recieve my call. Apologies for the lack of reply i switched internet services