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Originally Posted by niwrad
Thanks, nowheretohide! It's a great explanation, and you got it right - I know nothing about the graph or anything else for that matter. And about the contact - you're about right again. I do have a problem with shirt tags or shirts that are bunched up when I tuck them in - you know? But something may have helped with the touch thing. Hugs are still a little iffy.
I took up dancing - West Coast Swing, to be exact. It's a dance which combines precision with artistic expression. This has helped with both my clumsiness and my contact issues. But it's been a long journey and I still struggle with both at times.
I haven't been diagnosed as yet, so I wonder if this means I am not Aspie after all? It's kind of a twilight zone here. It seems I may not be enough of one yet exist in both. I suppose it could be the best of both worlds if I look at it the right way.
Thanks again for your help, nowheretohide!
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Well you can definitely have some aspie traits and not be diagnosable with aspergers. I'm not diagnosed either but I feel like I have significant aspie traits... but like you I don't really know for sure if it's that or I'm just weird/quirky/crazy in my own way...
Your quiz results (which are very far from conclusive evidence of anything at all) do indicate you MAY have aspie tendencies (in case you can't tell I don't really trust this quiz so much). As long as you are doing well, are happy, etc. then that is all that really matters and I wouldn't concern yourself with it. If you are a "little bit aspie" and you're happy with who you are then I would definitely agree with the best of both worlds thing
