Come on People, we're unique

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I am happy to be me, aspergers and all.
If that makes me unique then thats good too

each of my clones are unique

Social groups of animals usually reject 'different' individuals as a necessary part of the evolution process.
As human 'animals' each member of the clan had to 'contribute' something to the good of the clan - otherwise
they ultimately would not survive and pass on their genes.

As people with AS must always have existed then it seems logical to to me that their positive contributions to the group must
have far outweighed any suspicions over their oddness.

I see that everyone is unique.

For "us", I see that we're unique outliers, which means we're distant from the rest of the unique beings. Even using the overly inflated 1 in 150 for ASDs, that means that we're still statistical anomalies.

My mother has a very rare neurological condition; 1 in 200,000 or so. That's insane, really.

You're one in a million...

No

Make that one in 6.6 billion...



(That's technically in American and SI billions)

three cheers josh. good attitude.

I like being the unique person that I am.

You mean, "We're each unique". "We're unique" is a non sequitur!

Cue Knee. That's what it sounds like if you say it over and over real fast.

We're Cue Knees!

I agree, but everybody's unique, like said. We all have our advantages and disadvantages.

I agree with you Josh. I am proud to be me, and I'm fiercely loyal to myself. Ok ok maybe that's a touch on the arrogant side but I am a tiny bit narcissistic, but only to myself. I don't use it to hurt others, just to love myself.

Every once in a while I will experience a slight lack of self esteem, which makes me cringe somewhat... but I bounce back very quickly.

I am a 19 year old aspie with brilliant strengths and troubling traits that may not be strong... but I won't call them weak. I don't really want to think of myself as having weaknesses... however I will accept that they are debilitating.
I mean - what's weak to one person may not be perceived as weak to someone else, likewise with strength.

It's no one's business to pick out character flaws of aspies really except for the aspie him/herself, for a trait someone might be a bit critical of that I portray I may not agree with what they have to say on the matter.

This kind of feeling can be a bit lonesome... I'm struggling to write down something cohesive for some reason... I think it's 'cause my creativity sways to extremes sometimes... or something along those lines, or maybe it's all part of my AS - sometimes incredibly articulate, other times not really.

Sometimes I need to remember that, as a young man, it's no crime to have a few loop holes in my knowledge and experience in life...

Consider this - just 'cause something might be unpopular, does it make it wrong? Just 'cause something may only attract a few people's attention, does it make it any less valid than more mainstream things?

I am what I am.