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I thank you very much for this information that you have been collecting, it's primordial to explain or at least try to see what makes you an Asperger and I think you have done a good job trying to find Video Sources (multiple, which is always good) to explain it. I also recommend you to find written sources (from Internet articles of places that show to be trustworthy to books on Psychology), that always help.

5322285 If you have some please link them.

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Once I have them I will.

If any of you can find a copy in a library look for a book called All cats have Asperger syndrome.

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Don't know where I am on scale.
Tend to be escapist, smart, logical, I can understand emotions and relate, but not feel empathy or care.
I can get very upset, angry, throw a tantrum, and even progress towards violence.
Now some of this may be nature VS Nurture and that's something I hope the doctors can figure out one day.

5900127 Most of what you said has applied to me during my teen years, the only real exception is not feeling empathy or care. If anything it was the opposite, I felt hyper aware of the suffering of others which lead me to take an interest in politics first gravitating toward the left wing views of much of my mothers side of the family and then eventually becoming a libertarian though the story of how that happened is probably best saved for another time. The anger issues is something I can relate too all too well, I have always had a temper and still do but have progressed to the point where I for the most part am no longer violent. It took years of therapy and quite a bit of spiritual searching, a few years of being on meds and experimentation with various coping mechanisms, but is doable.

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Thanks
*hugs*

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Why we like Ponies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3IOthQJwKzQ&feature=youtu.be&t=1m15s

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That evidence is very circumstantial.

Watch the Big Bang Theory and examine Dr. Sheldon Cooper (Jim Parsons). The World of Warcraft episode where his account is hacked and his reaction is definetly a reaction most Aspies have to sudden changes. Luckily, his colleagues Penny, Leonard, Raj, and Howard help track down the culprit and get his character's equipment and weapons back.