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My therapist sent me to a website with a bunch of tests. I scored in the autistic range on all of them. It was an eye opening experience.

Now, when I look back at my life, things make much more sense. It's kind of a relief.
 
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Marwyn said:
Now, when I look back at my life, things make much more sense. It's kind of a relief.
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My experience, as well. I wasn't a "failed neurotypical", I was just a typical person with an autism condition. Hindsight is 20/20. Can't do anything about the past... but now that you have a better idea of who you are, you can take certain things into better consideration, context, and perspective. I think I am a happier person now... diagnosed at 52... now approaching 59.
 
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