asperger and reward deficiency syndrome

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is it connection between asperger and reward deficiency syndrome ?

Everything in the Universe is connected if you go back far enough, Edd

Merle

Is reward deficency syndrome a real syndrome? I know with me the only thing I find rewarding is learning something new. I think about things I'd like to get done, start them, but then never finish them because I get bored after I learn enough that I know I could complete it and move on. I really should of become a scientist, but I dropped out of university because first year was just repeating last year of highschool again (in terms of what was being taught) It's like society is set up for me to fail Now I just make webpages because you can always learn new techniques for making graphics or learn a new tool. That keeps me stimulated enough. That and dexadrine, but I feel like I am getting stupid the more I take it cause I turn into a worker bee and stop learning and just doing so I'm trying to stop taking it but I jsut end up reading wp and reddit instead of doing work so it hasnt been working out to well so far.

i have problem with completing things too couldn't even get bloody driver license dropout out of uni as well

It would not naturally occur to me, after reading further. While there will be a subgroup with substance abuse problems, I haven't seen that at a higher (or even equal) incidence within those on the spectrum vs. others. In reading, many dislike the effects of any medication, much less an illicit one.


M.

lol... start hobby learn enough to do it, then start new hobby..... hehehehehe lots of those around here....