Normal to think like this with aspergers?=

>>18095105
I also like to preload conversations in case I ever end up in a certain circumstance. I've never been diagnosed. Should I also be concerned?

Honestly aspergers is a meme. I had practically all of the symptoms as a kid. Right down to the textbook "playing with the wheels of the toy car rather than the car itself."

I was pretty "weird" for a kid, but I also have a really high IQ so my development was just abnormal. I'm not a retard, and if you can fit in and understand social interactions you're not an aspie either. Forget about the fucking diagnosis if it doesn't help you my brother.

>>18095622
This 100%.

>>18095105
>>18095600

You're not strange or weird or even unique. You're a human bean and "aspergers" is nothing more than a good reason to keep you and your parents paying big pharma money for your entire life.

We all do this stuff and don't listen to anyone who says otherwise... and take responsibility for being a NEET or a douche or a socially ignorant fool, whatever the case may be. Don't use 'muh spergers' as an excuse to not grow up.

If you're completely conscious and in control of the voices, it's not schizophrenia. That would be voices you cannot control talking to you.

It just sounds like you're overthinking potential conversations. Maybe you're fantasizing a bit too much about conversations instead of actually having them?

I do almost the same thing, but I actually verbally voice my thoughts out loud, like I'm explaining some concept to someone, or even if I get upset and want to vent about something.

It gets incredibly awkward when somebody overhears and I temporarily look like I'm nuts. It's a bad habit and I'm trying to break it.

>>18095622
>Right down to the textbook "playing with the wheels of the toy car rather than the car itself."

WHO IS WRITING THESE TEXTBOOKS?!

Honestly! Do we know if it's not just the researcher than has aspergers? It seems like everything is just grounds for having some crippling mental disorder/deficiency. So a kids playing with some fucking wheels, big whoop. There are people that get paid to do that shit. Let him be a fucking kid man, shit.

"Oh no, he wants to know how something works instead of just embracing it! He doesn't have ADHD! He'll figure out our government conspiracies! RUN!"

Fucking. Fuck. Just live the lives.

>>18095105
I'm completely "normsl" in the sense that I've never been diagnosed or checked for anything.

I talk to myself and have discussions like that in my head all the time. Maybe not to your extent. But I do have discussions between a hypothetical other person and myself.

I also used to practice facial expressions in the mirror when I was young and I'm pretty good at using my face to communicate for humour or understanding or attentivenes etc.

I think it's normal enough. Maybe your conversations are different to mine, but I definitely have a constant inner monologue with the occasional conversation.

I just realised I very actively do this before making a phone call. Every single time.

>>18095738
Oh, my point with the facial expressions part is that... People are weird. Autism or not.

>>18095688
Everything is seen as a pathology by a sick diagnostician. I can't remember the name at the moment, but there's a personality disorder where one is considered to normal and obsessed with Trends and normal things like that

>>18095105
>I'm really not sure if this is considered normal

i do this and i dont have Aspergers.