36 here, but I already knew.


I get a bunch of argument over my Asperger's Syndrome, since I am able to adapt over time in any environment which can become comfortable.


Just because I can be sociable, doesn't mean I WANT to be.


It takes effort being amongst the rest of you on the more sociable end of the spectrum. It takes WAY more effort appearing normal enough to not get noticed by the bulk of you.



Thanks for this thread, OP, it is very illuminating.