After my "diagnosis" over a month ago, I have started to question the little things I do, and wonder if they are indeed quirks of being an Aspie, or perhaps I just trying to pigeon hole everything thing into this.
Here is my list, how many people out there have the same quirks.
Chewing pen tops, everyone knows my pens as the pen tops are always well chewed, at least now though I am eating my greens!!!!!
Pun based humour, I am always very quick at finding puns in everything, as an example cleaning windows must be a pane (Pain).
Creeping up on people, in the office I tend to move quite quietly and end up being next to them without them noticing.
Walking very quickly, I tend to walk everywhere very quickly, and people cannot keep up with me.
Cracking fingers/ joints, I tend to do this all the time.
Breaking pens, I tend to break things as a release of tension, with bic type pens tending to bear the brunt, (also cheap to replace.)
Doodling, I tend to doodle in meetings, even though I very good at making notes.
So how many of these are aspie traits, and how many out there do the same thing.
Here is my list, how many people out there have the same quirks.
Chewing pen tops, everyone knows my pens as the pen tops are always well chewed, at least now though I am eating my greens!!!!!
Pun based humour, I am always very quick at finding puns in everything, as an example cleaning windows must be a pane (Pain).
Creeping up on people, in the office I tend to move quite quietly and end up being next to them without them noticing.
Walking very quickly, I tend to walk everywhere very quickly, and people cannot keep up with me.
Cracking fingers/ joints, I tend to do this all the time.
Breaking pens, I tend to break things as a release of tension, with bic type pens tending to bear the brunt, (also cheap to replace.)
Doodling, I tend to doodle in meetings, even though I very good at making notes.
So how many of these are aspie traits, and how many out there do the same thing.
