My Thoughts On Quiet vs Loud People with Aspergers
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In this aspergers syndrome video – Just discussing the differences between quiet and loud aspies.
There are many differences between aspies just like there are many differences between normal people.
To all the aspies out there… which one are you? I reveal which one I am in this video.
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i am a quiet one and im nearly 13 and i think thats how i didnt get diagnosed till 2 weeks ago.
im more like a cool loner and quiet
You can usually spot a loud aspie right away because most of the loud aspies I encounter embrace their quirky wierdness as the more quiet ones (like myself) usually go unnoticed because they are insecure about their abnormalities and try to become like everyone else. It’s also just how your personalities become, like, some people are going to be naturally be outgoing or shy. And, from what I can tell, it also depends on how severe or moderate your case is to how you deal with things.
I qualify as loud. But I learned that everything u do will always b bad for somebody, its impossible to impress everyone, so i just stopped caring. i just try to gravitate towards ppl who r not overly sensitive and can handle the truth. its too stressful to constantly worry about it.
Those eyes… imagine them watching you masturbate .
You got to know when to hold them. The more confortable you are in the situation the more likely you are to blurt it out.
I’m a loud aspie… “I’m not opinionated, I just speak my mind.”
I’m a loud Aspie, I was the one who sent you an email about my sister. When I was younger, I was much more impulsive, now it is much easier to manage, but I still have time where autopilot kicks in and I make a fool of myself or hurt someone’s feelings. The good news is that a lot of times I can’t tell how they react…
I am laud, example:when teachaer in class is saying somethig what i think is not correct – i just comment this, i do say bad and rute things to my fellow studnets. it is not my intention to by offensive, sometimes it just turns to be rude to others heheh. I have to controll my self, but then i will start to close my self . I dont know what is better – to sit, be quiet and just look loco – or talk, be me and get punches because of being rude.
My 16 year old son has Aspergers and he is very loud and talks all the time, he will go on and on. He has also became very verbally abusive to me and talks to me at times as if he were my parent. It is so very frustrating.
@RachelF19 same
I’m extremely quiet, which is another way of saying “too scared to contribute or talk at all”. Unless it’s about science or a topic dear to my interests. Actual conversations are so scary they drain my mental energy superfast. I hate discussions and just ignore anyone I.R.L, with a different opinion. I can’t defend my thinking, so I just don’t bother at all…
I am sometimes too loud, or sometimes too quiet.
@ColombianaXO7 Same with me.
Is it possible to be both quiet and loud aspie? Cause I think I am both.
I’m a quiet one, but I don’t say rude things when I finally speak either.
Interesting video perspective. I am in most social situations a very quite Aspie. This makes me totally useless at holding a conversation and I often get upset and annoyed with myself, because I have so much to say and it’s just not coming out my mouth! However when I’m around a very close friend or my family and it’s a good day or they are talking about harry Potter, I’d consider myself to be a very lound Aspie. by 90% of the time I’m would say I’m very shy and quite.
i am a loud as and get into trouble with it all the time i wish i could keep my mouth shut on my opinions but cant……… i use head phones to make sure i don’t hear the talk around me because i cant help myself from responding i forget i am not apart of the conversation……
‘inappropriate’, like the term aspergers itself, was created by people who (basically0 suck.
hello aspergersgirl, I am 58 and just recently ( 3 mo. ) been diagnosed with aspergers. Always knew that I was on a different level than most others. Your issue concerning ” speaking inapropriately ” with others. I have done it a lot as well and have studied why I do it. Usually it is because someone is looking for someone to toot their own horn for them in some way shape or form, and so sorry but I will not conform there. I just can not stand self centered people.! Its food for thought. Cheers!
mostly a quiet aspie me but in certain groups of people that i am certain will be amused by my antics i can become a loud aspie
not offenssive, or not say anything at all. thats just great
now i have nothing to say
first of all my opinion is that ur smoking HOT! and secondly im a quiet aspie and a loud aspie. 95% of the time ima quiet one but put me in the right situation on top of that with some drinks and yes i can relate to everything you said LOL
IMPORTANT; autism is not an object with properties but a matter that is dealt with professionally and symptoms are merely found patterns.
“You’re stupid…. am I being rude and aspie like? Ohh hey x is an aspie trait… lets see what x of mine I can emphasise.”
In my charity the people there are friendly and mean well but have issues… autism is not the fashion of their season and does not fall under one characteristic… they’re just them but with issues…
I’m sick of this amplified shit.
Hi, ive gone through both being quiet and loud. When i was quiet, one guy refered to me as quiet boy, when im ‘loud’ I tend to but in a lot or talk about things that other people are not really interested in.