waterdogs wrote:
i don't know man, did you have any prof your you're diagnosis like a IEP when you were in school?
I have no proof at all. Which makes it very difficult, and so easy to dismiss. My special ed classes were in preschool only. From grade 1 to 11 I excelled grade-wise in school, getting mostly As and Bs, and the autism diagnosis was mostly forgotten; it's always been in the back of my mind though.
waterdogs wrote:
if your whole argument is "females don't fit the male brain" or whatever you're right. because As, is mostley a male disorder. if the females Have As they'll show the same signs the males show. thats the way it is weather you like it or not.
I disagree. I am female and I think symptoms can vary from person-to-person, gender-to-gender.
Check out this
article, it explains why women with Asperger's tend to be less agressive, more shy, and so on.