Hi Shane.
Yeah, the whole discovering asperger syndrome thing is wonderful, but
it doesn't really teach you about how to live in the world does it?
As a child I had most of those interests and I still do but I
gravitated towards the technological side of things which I think
helped a lot because I now have the ability and motivation to deal
with the complexity of socialising.
Feel free to join this group and do have a look at the other sites
linked to in the "pages" section of this group. There are many
different autie social groups in Melbourne. Also, if you feel like
socialising, it might be a good idea to go to clubs related to your
interests. Just looking at that list, there are numerous clubs
related to all of them.
John.
On Sep 30, 10:32 pm, shaneisg...@gmail.com wrote:
> hello, i dont really what to write, but after reading about a few
> people on here a few things are finally starting to make sense, my
> interests have always jumped around, but always been the same
> things(starwars, videogames, computers, cartoons) i'm almost 27 and as
> a child the best the doctors could say was that i might have autism,
> but they couldn't work it out. i got meself 3 kids and a missus, i
> don't socialy interact very much apart from with my partners family,
> the rest of it is a bit confusing i gotta wrap my head around it a bit
> first, hope to hear something from anyone!!!
> shane
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