Undiagnosed
Well-Known Member
I read a lot about Aspurgers and visualized people who don't have many friends. I am one of those people. Right now I would say that I don't have any friends really. I mean like anyone I could call to talk to if I really needed something, or who would call me if they needed to talk. I could call my sister or Mom, or sometimes my ex husband or one of my sons. When I was younger I had some "friends" I could hang out with or talk to , but really can seldom think of a time I had a genuine commetction with someone.
Reading posts on this site I have noticed a lot of talk about friends. So do u have a lot of friends? And am I on the worst end of that aspect of aspurgers?
I have been diagnosed in the past with avoidant personality disorder. Do u think that is a misdiagnosis that should have been aspurgers, or something in addition to aspurgers?
I have also had cronic depression since I can remember , but didn't know it was depression untill I was almost 30. The way I felt was just all I knew as "normal". But that dosn't really expllain anything.. people that are depressed can still have friends.
I also suspect I have undiagnosed Borderling personality disorder..... but again still dosn't say why I can't seem to have friends.
Just trying to understand whats "wrong" with me.
Reading posts on this site I have noticed a lot of talk about friends. So do u have a lot of friends? And am I on the worst end of that aspect of aspurgers?
I have been diagnosed in the past with avoidant personality disorder. Do u think that is a misdiagnosis that should have been aspurgers, or something in addition to aspurgers?
I have also had cronic depression since I can remember , but didn't know it was depression untill I was almost 30. The way I felt was just all I knew as "normal". But that dosn't really expllain anything.. people that are depressed can still have friends.
I also suspect I have undiagnosed Borderling personality disorder..... but again still dosn't say why I can't seem to have friends.
Just trying to understand whats "wrong" with me.