36/M

I've never cared if I had Aspergers or not.
I seemed normal in my own way. People in high school and my friends just figured I was gifted in the areas of computers, science, and math.
Thinking back to when I was a kid I was always obsessed with technology, weather, and math stuff. I used to have one of those laptop things for kids that I always did math. I was able to do ratios and fractions before I was in the second grade.
I took electronics or mechanical things apart constantly and tried to put them back together.
I was also able to predict the weather very well and also name the types clouds in the sky and tell you what it meant.
Then when schools started getting computers I started messing around with them.

Now that I think about it I don't know why my parents or anyone else thought I would have Aspergers. I guess it's because it hasn't got much attention until now.
That and I also learned how to "act" in social situations. I would watch and mimic others (although I wouldn't copy them). This is how I used to learn how to play video games; I would watch someone play and when I tried to play I would automatically know what buttons on the controller to use and how to beat a level, etc.