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**Zoeyyyy** · 05-05-11, 05:34 AM

I was diagnosed with Aspergers when I was young as well but like Goat Steeler it has been pretty much ironed out of me now. I am a bit skeptical though as to whether I have ever really had it. A syndrome is just a collection of symptoms and of course symptoms can be mistaken. I can read people's expressions (facial, tone of voice) very well and can often empathise with people - which are two key things that the experts say people with Aspergers lack.

I do have OCD tendencies for sure, though, and I have to conciously try and cut back on my desire to check, double check and triple check, as I fear if I don't put a lid on it, it'll just get worse and worse. Some examples are: checking the oven is off every time I walk past the kitchen, same with the water heater. Checking in game settings haven't magically "changed" sometimes when I play... just stuff like that. A surprising amount of people actually do these kinds of things.

Ps Goat Steeler. You have a great voice. It reminds me of that guy in "Mech Warrior 3" who pilots the mobile field base.

**Hoofshadow** · 05-05-11, 10:43 AM

ADHD, Aspergers and manic depression.

**H2O Wheatley** · 05-05-11, 11:01 AM

Seems i'm not the only person who was diagnosed with Aspergers, though i'm split on if i have it or not. One part of me says yes but the other part of me says the Doctors just told me that i was just to put things into my head.

**Zoey W** · 05-05-11, 11:18 AM

A (fortunately) mild case of manic depression for me, Angry sessions Luckily don't last long

**imported_Parlock** · 05-05-11, 11:21 AM

Classic (Kanner's) Autism and Epilepsy, but neither of them are personality disorders. Actually, it was originally believed Epilepsy and Depression were mutually exclusive. What do you think caused the development of ECT?

Also @Goat Stealer, the "slow to talk" thing sounds like Classic Autism. I'm no expert, but the general consensus is that Asperger's is over-diagnosed and Classic and Asperger's are defined by Classic having a language delay and Asperger's not having it.

**Buttman** · 05-05-11, 11:24 AM

Probally suffering from minor scizophrenia. I tend to hear strange noises. Screams, moans and stuff like that. Had a depression sometime ago, after actually being able to hear the Scream from a jumping hunter. While I was outside. Therefor i took a 6 month break.

**KillerJay** · 05-05-11, 11:48 AM

I believe I suffer from minor schizophrenia, as well as possible insomnia. I might have something else, but those are the two that I believe I have.

**ShotgunJustice** · 05-05-11, 11:54 AM

I was born deaf, but at 2, my gromits were removed.

**Kayli** · 05-05-11, 12:18 PM

I have no disorders or w/e. I'm a normal 21 year old who gets depression from time to time but bounces out of it.
I've been suicidal but that was an easy thing to overcome.
I'm a furry but that isn't a disease.

Also: What Parlock said is true, Asperger's is one of the most over diagnosed "problems" out there. Nowadays if your kid is running around and wanting to go play outside and not do homework he/she is immediately diagnosed as ADD/ADHD/Asperger's/Whatever and its really sad.
Medical over-diagnosing is a huge problem.
I'm diagnosed with Asthma but I have never wheezed once; but all my med records say I am an asthmatic so I can't do certain things...

**Goat Stealer** · 05-05-11, 12:33 PM

Originally Posted by Parlock

Also @Goat Stealer, the "slow to talk" thing sounds like Classic Autism. I'm no expert, but the general consensus is that Asperger's is over-diagnosed and Classic and Asperger's are defined by Classic having a language delay and Asperger's not having it.

Well whether it's Asperger's or Autism, I think that I've more or less recovered. Now I'm a simple moron like everyone else