Asperger Syndrome: Now available in 6 flavours!

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Preliminary result: Rule (possibly between over controlled and innocent).

Man, it did sound like the old me and things really went downhill since my life moved to a much fuzzier rules world.

Edit: OH MY GOD! I am fantasy, there's no discussion about this, really. Can't believe these people actually found out about this, we fantasies weren't supposed to tell about these things...

Edit II: The categorization is not solid at all, during my life I flip flopped between rule, anxiety and fantasy and keep doing it right now. This is my conclussion. I mean really, rule would describe me to almost every teacher I had back in school and fantasy is my hide most secret but I think anxiety has been the one ruining my life recently, in fact all the bad things that happened these last years begin there.

How do you all feel about the whole Boy thing? I found it questionable. They're still treating us with dignity, right?

I would say that I'm mostly Logical, and that there's nothing wrong with it. Logic is universally applicable to the whole world. Even love is logical. If you think I'm wrong, you can give me your best objection, and I'll listen. Until then, I must concede that logic governs the universe.

I think I should choose 'cabbage'. I identify with all subtypes.

How about this one:

Pip Boy
This child or teen usually has a cheesy grin on his face, often at the most inappropriate times.

Be careful not to take everything he says too seriously, because he is very prone to evasive and dishonest behaviour.

He can be very unpredictable, and may be prone to spontaneous acts of violence, without being able to provide a reason for his actions.

Hallucinations are not uncommon for a Pip Boy, and one of the major concerns is that he runs the risk of future disorders such as schizophrenia.


Recommended Approach: He must learn that the world is not his plaything.

Be firm with him. This may lead to temper tantrums, or crocodile tears,

but he will likely respond well to confident role models. Do your best to discourage his megalomaniacal tendencies.

Medication is often necessary, as well as shock therapy, torture and hypnotism.

I think I'm an equal mixture of fantasy and anxiety. At least I was when I was a kid. i wasn't a boy though, definitely a girl.

I didn't cope well with things and the only coping mechanism I had was to retreat to fantasy. However, as has been mentioned, I never had a problem distinguishing the two. It was blatantly obvious that the real world was separate from the one in my head.

So which one shall i pick? I might toss a coin.

Logic, Fantasy and OCD.

But primarily Logic.

Like someone else said, the Fantasy is often what drives me, but not the extent of excluding the entire world around me. Also, I've been diagnosed with atypical OCD; meaning that I have the obsessions, but not very many of the compulsions. Makes sense, doesn't it?

Logic first, fantasy second, and a pinch of adhd.

i can only pick one?

Rule first, Fantasy second

I'd say i'm a mix between logical and fantasy.

I'm probably in line with negative, because although I don't whine about things, I am pessimistic and cynical.

i would say negitive as im very perssimistic and look at the darker side of stuff and i probably complain too much, but how does one differenate between the negitive aspergers and my own chronic depression

Logic and anxiety, with anxiety being a little stronger.

I voted logic, but I'd say a mix if logic/fantasy/ocd.

If anyone read the little story about the logic kid matt, I had the exact same situation as a child. I was embarassed to read that and go "hey I was just like that!"