anti_gone wrote:
Sry, didn't quite get it, now I looked up the expression "won't cut it" and now I get it... *still learning English
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I happened to know sufferers who are happier, more satisfied and fulfilled than I'm as a non sufferer.
You cannot suffer from these conditions and be happy at the same time? At least if the anxiety is a constant feeling...
In my case, not only I conquered it, I also overcame it.
Since you acknowledged one of my previous post: I did said I don't have a comorbidity -- at this present that is. Yet I didn't said I never had it -- I had, once upon a time. It felt like a previous life to me.

Anxiety it was, now a distant memory to me.

All I could prove is that it's possible to overcome with little to no compromise.
How? Well, I'm not sure. The whole thing was gradual and tricky. I can't afford meds and therapy, nor want any support or accommodations from anyone because of it -- therefore I have no recommendations nor straight answers for it except it's something that oneself could only find out.
And if I ever encounter anxiety again, it's just a state of mind or a mere emotion instead of a condition that I have to fight through or a form of intrusion.
It rarely came to me, nor it lasts. Even rarer than the human ups and downs, but that's
me as people in general varied to be more or less prone to it -- mine happened to be 'less'.
Lastly, better ask other aspies who have OCD. Or anyone else with OCD. It's not something I have, nor understood.