What is your Aspie Quiz score

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Your Aspie score: 142 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 86 of 200
You are very likely an Aspie
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Self-diagnosed currently wondering if it would be beneficial to get an official diagnosis.

Your Aspie score: 147 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 56 of 200
You are very likely an Aspie

... and also confused weather get an official diagnose or not..

Thank you for filling out this questionnaire.

Your Aspie score: 152 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 56 of 200
You are very likely an Aspie

hi Hermier
where is the link i like to fill it in?
thanks
cazzie

Merci de remplir ce questionnaire.

Votre score Aspie : 170 de 200
Votre score neurotypique (non autistique) : 25 de 200
Vous êtes très probablement un Aspie.

Here is the link:
http://rdos.net/eng/

Ok I did retake that test for kicks. I see there is new stuff on it from the last time I did it.

Thank you for filling out this questionnaire.

Your Aspie score: 200 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 0 of 200
You are very likely an Aspie

Were you serious?

Your Aspie score: 164 of 200


Wasn't expecting it to be quite that high to be honest!

Your Aspie score: 154 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 56 of 200
You are very likely an Aspie

First time post! I haven't gotten any official diagnosis yet, but I suspect I might be Aspergoid.

I got 174 out of 200 for the Aspie side. It was abit more lopsided than I had thought it would be. :/

(Can't post an image with less than five posts. Lame.)

Curiously enough, on the autism spectrum, I fall under 28.

A friend of my father's (whom had an autistic child of her own) was the first to think I was autistic. My dad agreed, and was the first to tell me I might have Aspergers.

It was silly though; I brought it up again (15 years or so later) and he answered, "Oh, don't you grow out of that?"

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Were you serious? [/quote]

Yes

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Wow. Highest result ever. Congrats. xD

[quote="GaijinRanger"]First time post! I haven't gotten any official diagnosis yet, but I suspect I might be Aspergoid.

I got 174 out of 200 for the Aspie side. It was abit more lopsided than I had thought it would be. :/

(Can't post an image with less than five posts. Lame.)

Curiously enough, on the autism spectrum, I fall under 28.

A friend of my father's (whom had an autistic child of her own) was the first to think I was autistic. My dad agreed, and was the first to tell me I might have Aspergers.

It was silly though; I brought it up again (15 years or so later) and he answered, "Oh, don't you grow out of that?"[/quote]

You DON'T grow out of it. You just learn to pretend to. Many Aspies go undiagnosed because of it. ><

But you cannever know: I was almost a stereotypical Aspie when I was 6. The only difference is that I was obsessed with the Teletubies & Astronomy instead of Math & Physics.
No one knows if I'm an Aspie or not nowdays. No one ever will. I still have many sympthoms. That's why I'm here.

And I thought I did pretty well...

ASP Score 174 of 200
NT Score 26 of 200




That's exactly right. Without even knowing I had it, I've managed to find ways to cover it up... It's only lately that since finding it again have I been able to make sense of myself. And I still hold many of the tell-tale traits... I'm just good at catching them.

But yes... It's almost like a dependency to research this condition to death. There were times when I'd rock myself back and forth in tears because I couldn't understand why life seemed so different for me. I've self-diagnosed myself with all the comorbids first before I finally got this far. But I don't want to self-diagnose anymore.

I just wish I could have at least a semi-professional guy look me in the eye and say "Yeah, you're an Aspie." That way I can finally feel abit validated. Bah...

I won't self-diagnose myself either, although I fit the DSM diagnosis....
I still won't be diagnosed cuz I'm no math savant.....& made 5 real friends. (But I do have school problems related to everything beyond my obsessions & noticing other's behavior...)

Classrooms are hellish for me. It eithr goes one of two ways:

Overstimulation-- Can't focus. Usually happens in a mildly raucous class. Constantly tuning into other peoples' conversations (be it loud or hushed) like a radio going haywire. People might be talking to me. I'm naturally forced to be congenial, and I respond. I have a hard time telling people to leave me alone.

Understimulation-- I get drowsy. Can't find enough to keep my attention, and so my senses begin to dim. I try to focus on the schoolwork at hand, but I don't care for it, so I can't. What's worse is when the teacher decides to slam my desk to wake me up. I have heart problems, and I would've really liked for a teacher to have done that and then watch me proceed to convulse in a heap on the floor.

A high school principal informed me I was "not dumb" but also "not good at school". I pondered the meaning and decided that he meant I was still smart, but not good at following an institutionalized system? I will admit, I do have problems with authority.

GAH, That sounds like ME. >.<"