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Recently, while I was in a mental institution, they diagnosed that I have a new thing called Asperger's syndrome, which is a neurobiological, pervasive, developmental disability. I prefer "Aspie" for short. I will now list some of the traits of an Aspie.
Number 1 - I find the world very confusing and chaotic because my mind is very literal and logical. 2 - I have trouble understanding the expressions on people's faces. When I was younger, I made a book to help me when I was confused. I still have trouble with some people. My friend Ivy was hard to understand because of her wrinkles and because her eyebrows weren't real.
3 - I have bad handwriting, am hypersensitive... clumsy and can get very... concerned. 4 - I like solving problems. Ivy said this is a good thing. And finally number 5 - I have trouble expressing my emotions. Dr Bernard Hazelhof says my brain is defective but one day there will be a cure for my disability.
I do not like it when he says this. I do not feel disabled, defective or I need to be cured. I like being an Aspie. It would be like trying to change
the color of my eyes.