Is It Always N Behavior to Violate Others' Boundaries?

[BonesMS]

Kind of reminds me of a skit I saw on TV once, many moons ago, (was it SNL?), where this guy was drinking milk, started laughing, and had it coming out his nose!  I wasn't sure whether to laugh at that or be grossed out!

[BonesMS]

The Nutty, Insecure, Wedding-Goer sounds just like an N!!!!!!

http://www.creators.com/advice/dear-margo/nutty-insecure-wedding-goer.html

Not sure which is worse, this Nutty N or the NWomb-Donor who attempted to disrupt the NGCB's wedding festivities by trying to force all the guests to feel sorry for HER because NGCB DARED to REFUSE to dump his bride and come back home to his MOMMY!!!  Sheesh!!!!   

[sKePTiKal]

Hmmm. Makes me think that right along with the deficit in feeling empathy... most Ns don't feel embarrassment nor shame at their "antics".

[BonesMS]

Hmmm. Makes me think that right along with the deficit in feeling empathy... most Ns don't feel embarrassment nor shame at their "antics".

That is so true!!!!  I think the reason that N's don't feel any embarrassment nor shame at their "antics" is because they believe they are "THE STAR".

[BonesMS]

Going to the dentist this morning.  I'm hoping there are no more bone grafts.

[BonesMS]

I need to get my hands on this book!!!!!!

http://www.amazon.com/Aspergirls-Empowering-Females-Asperger-Syndrome/dp/1849058261

[BonesMS]

Discovered that the book, that I mentioned in my previous posting, is at the local library.  I've place a request for it and now I need to wait and see how long the request process will take.  The library has only one copy and I have no way of knowing if anyone else has submitted a request before I did.  I just have to wait and see.

[Hopalong]

Excellent, Bones!
I had that thought yesterday, hoping you'd check the library, even request an inter-library loan if it's not at your local branch.

Resourceful YOU, bravo!

Hops

[BonesMS]

Excellent, Bones!
I had that thought yesterday, hoping you'd check the library, even request an inter-library loan if it's not at your local branch.

Resourceful YOU, bravo!

Hops

Thanks, Hops.

[sKePTiKal]

Hey Bones - do you know of any online sources for definitions of the range of AS?

I'm pretty sure this runs in my family - one of my daughters and possibly her son; my bro and perhaps his son... for all I know, my mom too... BUT, as I read the first few pages of the book you're talking about... I also could recognize a few things about me, as well.

I don't think I'm aspie though... but it's a bit spooky about some of things that are described.

[BonesMS]

Hey Bones - do you know of any online sources for definitions of the range of AS?

I'm pretty sure this runs in my family - one of my daughters and possibly her son; my bro and perhaps his son... for all I know, my mom too... BUT, as I read the first few pages of the book you're talking about... I also could recognize a few things about me, as well.

I don't think I'm aspie though... but it's a bit spooky about some of things that are described.

I'll have to search the Internet to look for online sources regarding Aspergers Syndrome.  From personal experience, I've learned that when you've met one Aspie, you've met ONE Aspie.  The way the brain is wired is different in each individual.  I've met some Aspies that one would never know until that person chose to disclose the diagnosis and I've met others on the other end of the Spectrum who don't talk at all.  One person reacted to meeting me by crying hysterically on sight.  Knowing she was also on the Spectrum, I responded by whispering, "It's OK.  I understand" repeatedly and she eventually was able to calm down from her meltdown.  I came to realize that anyone speaking in a normal tone of voice became sensory overload for her.

I'll see what I can find for you.

[sKePTiKal]

Thanks, Bones!

In your spare time, though, OK? You don't have to do anything special for me.

[BonesMS]

Thanks, Bones!

In your spare time, though, OK? You don't have to do anything special for me.

Sure thing!   

[BonesMS]

Here's one piece of information that I've found regarding Asperger's in adults:

http://www.asperger-advice.com/asperger-symptoms-in-adults.html

[BonesMS]

Here's another link about Asperger's:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asperger_syndrome