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So, yeah.
I have something called Asberger’s syndrome, and that entails some.. odd things.

Asberger’s is a form of ADHD that can mean certain things, like we have muddled abilities, for instance while i am excelling in English and Science i’m not quite as good at Art, or PE. While yes, this is present on most people, we have our strengths but this is amplified.
Another is that most of the time we lack empathy. (Basically empathy means caring about peoples feelings or wellbeing) so alot of the time i don’t really care if someone is sad, (this is mostly for people who arent my bestest friends ((@HazardTheDutchAD @SpikeTheHugger @IceTheDutchAD @KallikDutchAD ect.)) )
And that CAN be a hinderence, but i live with it, and i don’t really mind, feelings seem tiring, let alone caring about other’s.

I made this because its just a random thing i havent told anyone, and i want people to understand that i can be un-empathetic and unfeeling - but i’m not a robot!
 
BlueLeLilDutchAD said:
So, yeah.
I have something called Asberger’s syndrome, and that entails some.. odd things.

Asberger’s is a form of ADHD that can mean certain things, like we have muddled abilities, for instance while i am excelling in English and Science i’m not quite as good at Art, or PE.
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I have this anyways but you can get some good stuff with it as it's a form of disability. depending where you live you can get extra support, extra cash [£400], someone to help you in school, assisted housing etc. It isn't a bad thing it just means there are some things we can and can't do better than anyone else... for example my Maths I got an F in my GCSE but got D's in al the rest and C in catering. (Yes I know D isn't as good as I'd like but it's still a GCSE)
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HazardTheDutchAD said:
I have this anyways but you can get some good stuff with it as it's a form of disability. depending where you live you can get extra support, extra cash [£400], someone to help you in school, assisted housing etc. It isn't a bad thing it just means there are some things we can and can't do better than anyone else... for example my Maths I got an F in my GCSE but got D's in al the rest and C in catering. (Yes I know D isn't as good as I'd like but it's still a GCSE)
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Huh, that seems nice XD
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x0EriBaka0x said:
I have autism which is close to the same thing although I've never been diagnosed with it my mum just keeps telling me i have it.
In my opinion i think i have anger issues
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i can't decide whether you are joking or are serious
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BlueLeLilDutchAD said:
So, yeah.
I have something called Asberger’s syndrome, and that entails some.. odd things.

Asberger’s is a form of ADHD that can mean certain things, like we have muddled abilities, for instance while i am excelling in English and Science i’m not quite as good at Art, or PE. While yes, this is present on most people, we have our strengths but this is amplified.
Another is that most of the time we lack empathy. (Basically empathy means caring about peoples feelings or wellbeing) so alot of the time i don’t really care if someone is sad, (this is mostly for people who arent my bestest friends ((@HazardTheDutchAD @SpikeTheHugger @IceTheDutchAD @KallikDutchAD ect.)) )
And that CAN be a hinderence, but i live with it, and i don’t really mind, feelings seem tiring, let alone caring about other’s.

I made this because its just a random thing i havent told anyone, and i want people to understand that i can be un-empathetic and unfeeling - but i’m not a robot!
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Nice to know and I’m glad you’re proud of it. Apparently people are suspecting geniuses like Einstein had Asperger’s syndrome because of how amplified your ability is in a certain area. So really, you could end up becoming a genius and have a good stable life if you work on your particular talent which I’m sure you’ll excel at.
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This thingy
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A girl I mind has asbergers as well, even though she says she has ADHD. She says there is a kids show called 'Pablo' about a boy with ADHD/Autism. Glad they're teaching kids this in TV shows now. :)
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You've never seemed unempathetic to me, but then again I guess it's probably different on the internet. Anyway, you're usually super nice and friendly here :)
And... IDK what to say :I
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BlueLeLilDutchAD said:
So, yeah.
I have something called Asberger’s syndrome, and that entails some.. odd things.

Asberger’s is a form of ADHD that can mean certain things, like we have muddled abilities, for instance while i am excelling in English and Science i’m not quite as good at Art, or PE. While yes, this is present on most people, we have our strengths but this is amplified.
Another is that most of the time we lack empathy. (Basically empathy means caring about peoples feelings or wellbeing) so alot of the time i don’t really care if someone is sad, (this is mostly for people who arent my bestest friends ((@HazardTheDutchAD @SpikeTheHugger @IceTheDutchAD @KallikDutchAD ect.)) )
And that CAN be a hinderence, but i live with it, and i don’t really mind, feelings seem tiring, let alone caring about other’s.

I made this because its just a random thing i havent told anyone, and i want people to understand that i can be un-empathetic and unfeeling - but i’m not a robot!
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Owo blue I didn’t know I don’t have anything wrong with me :( but I’m glad you think I’m a good friend :)
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