Agree. And I actually spoke to this notion while responding to a post regarding a similar topic here.

Though I don't believe I mentioned some other issues: noise and touch (though not nearly as bad as when I was younger, and now I have the option to avoid a lot of situations or make specific accommodations for myself).
Also, though I am not DX' d with aspergers, I am on the spectrum- I do have a special interest aspect to my personality... brains anyone?


I mean, I am different, I have stuff to accommodate in my life... But aren't we all and don't we all?

Really the only point of me getting a diagnosis was gaining an understanding in context, acquiring management skills to work around what I needed to, and any limited accommodations necessary for the stuff I might not be able to figure out strictly on my own.