Too many people forget to mention the good things about having Aspergers or High-Functioning Autism, so here are a few examples:
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Thank you! :D
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, so positive. Having a really tough time 'fitting in' at present and failing like a total failure. Great reminder of what is good :-)
ReplyDeleteDefinitely, DEFINITELY loyal. Maybe, a little obsessively loyal! Lol
ReplyDeleteThank you for your video. It means so much to be reminded, that, it is not all bad.
Thank you for reminding us all, that there are, indeed, positive aspects to being an Aspie. I need this more than you know!
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