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Dragon's Tooth

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Hi. I'm new here. I'm a 28 year old woman, married but with five fur babies instead of children at present (2 dogs, 3 cats). I only got my diagnosis of Asperger's Syndrome a few months ago. It was a relief to have a name for what I felt was not right in me (not right by society's standards I don't think there is anything wrong with Asperger's. Its just a different genetic expression much like brown hair or blonde hair). But I feel like it has come too late the diagnosis and I don't know how to deal with it. I feel like I lose jobs, friends, everything because of this condition. My last job I was severely bullied until I had a mental break down by a manager for instance. I got into friendships expecting that I will eventually offend someone and cause the end of the relationship. I'm just lucky my husband is very understanding.

I'm turning to the internet because I don't know where else to turn and I need help. The real world doesn't seem to have a place for me.
 

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