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[wispfox]

This is pretty neat, although those of us with pics, but no default, don't show up. Saw it lots of places. :)

~wispfox~

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[wispfox.livejournal.com]

Plus _eight_?!

I am skeptical. I've never not recognized a family member, for example.

Except you and your long-distanceness and lack of time in-person, I've never not recognized someone I was dating. (And I did, mostly, this last time in the airport!)

Plus five, I'd believe. Maybe even plus six. But not plus eight!

Of course, I may not be the best judge of this, since I have trouble remembering the first time I meet most people. Damn collision of multiple different problems! (face blind, trouble remembering names especially spoken ones, and inability to remember things about a person before I have a slot in my head to put them - which someone being associated with another person does help with. Actually, I suspect my noisy environment auditory processing trouble also affects this, since this is almost certainly why it's difficult for new people to catch my attention)

I babble. I stop now. :)

[australian-joe.livejournal.com]

Ok, +8 might've been too high. 8->

[wispfox.livejournal.com]

*grins* Now, +8 for N(V)LD, I'd agree with.

(what was the other one? Oh, right - OCD. OCD... +... 6?)

[australian-joe.livejournal.com]

I'm still not sure it's N(V)LD rather than Asperger's, but ok.

I think:

N(V)LD +9
OCD +7
Prognophasia +6

but you've bought/developed compensatory techniques, such that your effective stats are:

N(V)LD +5
OCD +5
Prognophasia +5

[wispfox.livejournal.com]

I'm still not sure it's N(V)LD rather than Asperger's, but ok.

Have I ever remembered to ask you _why_ you are unconvinced? Because I don't appear to have an answer to that question in my head.

And I note that I never felt quite like Asperger's was right; close, but not right. And my mom says that I apparently once told her that high-functioning autism was more right than Aspergers, as apparently they are not the same thing. This is part of why I've started saying 'somewhere on the autism spectrum', as generic as that may be. :)

Anyway...

I am amused by my stats, which I will almost certainly never remember, and amused by the fact that I can never remember the word 'prognophasia'. It's a good thing there's also 'face blind', because otherwise I'd never be able to word this! :)