>> Stay in your comfort zone
>> Face your fears

pick one, that's life

I'm also a person diagnosed with asperger's by a medical professional. I may be able to help. Can you please try to describe the problem in plain as english as possible.

how old are you?

just do what I do.

act normal.

Where do you live?

>>7284022 Here

>>7284025
I'm afraid being normal is subjective. Normalcy depends on where you are at the time.

>>7284016
theres not any fear
I'm trying to do shit
but these groups/programs are aimed at people much further along the spectrum than myself, or have learned to operate on their own alone not interacting with society and have the opinion "fuck neurotypicals we rule the world"
neither can provide me with much help

>>7284025
>>7284058
why do you want my age and location

how bad is your aspergers? what do you have trouble with?

From further reading >>7283801

It appears that you are more of a normal acting Asperger's type, similar to straight-acting gay males. People with asperger's usually are "awkward and weird and disturbing" because people who are nerotypical see them that way, but in your case since you are not the type you see them that way.

OP, what specific symptoms or traits of Asperger's did your professional recognize?

>>7284081
social interaction
basic stuff for myself

>>7284093
>People with asperger's usually are "awkward and weird and disturbing" because people who are nerotypical see them that way
well same things said about me by nasty people due to lack of eye contact, shyness, quietness, etc

Do you play any online games? If so, do you use a mic?

>>7284101
do you feel it inhibits you with a conversation between your friends and family or just people you dont know very well

is it the lack of understanding emotion?

>>7284106
What about
-Face blindness?
-A encyclopedic knowledge of a narrow interest (such as tanks, subways, countries, a time period)
-Disorganization?

Those are also symptoms of aspergers that I have as well. Asperger's is beyond just simple social awkwardness.

>>7284110
no and no
>>7284114
both
I dont know what to say or do
and dont have topics in common anyway
>>7284125
I remember one of the tests was arranging cards chronologically, the key was the changing facial expressions
failed that one
with people I dont know if its the same
I have a general knowledge of a number of things - for example I I know the general layout and can quickly find out schedules, that seems pretty reasonable and normal for a regular user of public transportation but I dont by any means know every single line and station and schedule and rail vehicle model off by heart
By disorganization you mean what?

how does it feel to be a retard, OP?

>>7284192
not half as bad as it must feel to have to boost your weak ego by undermining people on the internet

>>7284185
Disorganization as in not being able to find what you need for the day or having trouble finding where your stuff is.

I WANT TO COMMUNICATE WITH YOU! HALLOYYYY BUDDEEEYYYY

I've been professionally diagnosed with Asperger's too.

Don't go to those groups, if you think they're awkward you're probably better off than them. Just go out and live life and learn things the hard way. It's what I did and most people don't know I'm off-kilter unless I tell em.

most kids with aspergers, you couldnt tell unless they or someone else told you. you just need to find a group OP who shares common interests with you. like a club or something. TRUST ME THIS WILL DO THE TRICK.

>high functioning tard

Hello OP Turkfag here who has a cousin with same syndrome. As i have observed when asperger kids focus on a certain sport or play, they get better results than any other people

Go for a hobby in that you r interested in

>>7284293
well I've been rather lazy about homework atm

>>7283801
Read Juanita Lovett's [i]Solutions for Adults with Asperger's Syndrome[/i], it's excellent.