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Recent content by Jamgoth

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    Vocalizing internal thoughts

    Yeah, I don't want to vocalize my thoughts in a public space at all, even if it is at night, and there is no one around, because there could be someone around that I am not aware of.
  2. J

    Vocalizing internal thoughts

    It is not tourettes because it's not a repetitive word or phrase I am muttering. I seem to be more conscious about this in public, and thus able to control it better, (my parents don't really care, so I don't mind doing it in the privacy of my own home.) This has been happening my whole life...
  3. J

    Vocalizing internal thoughts

    This is different. I have never had this problem. I usually lie to keep things simple, even when the lie is flimsy.
  4. J

    How Did You React To Being Diagnosed?

    I was angry. My mom is, well, I don't know how to describe it, but over the years she has tried to diagnose me as: ADD, Dyslexic, schizophrenic, bi-polar, OCD and a few others. Non of these turned out to be true. And when she forced me to go and get aspergers treated, I merely thought it was...
  5. J

    Vocalizing internal thoughts

    As some of you may have deduced, I have aspergers. This really doesn't bother me for the most part. I prefer be alone than with other people, and although I've made the occasional social gaff with schoolmates, I seem to get along fine on and professional level and with adults. However, one thing...
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