seedub wrote:
Is it an Asperger's trait to have trouble taking those kinds of tests? ...in the sense that you kind of know which way each answer will lead, so since that is in your subconcious, how can you take it seriously? Like, you're just kind of manipulating the test the whole time?
I have a difficult time with cut and dry questions also. A term I read on here is 'hyper-lucidity'. I think that is an excellent way to describe it.
That could be true, but after telling several friends about it, they took the test and they are fine. I needed to do this to see if it was just me.
After researching aspergers the first time, so much of it jumped out and said 'thats you that is'. And lots of things that happened to me as a child made so much more sense.
I have done the test on myself, and got people to do it for me, from their point of view, and it still has the same result.
04 May 2009, 8:57 pm
