*cries/blows up* ( Vent post )

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I just need to tell SOMEBODY.

So, 4 years ago, I was diagnosed with Aspergers Syndrome, which is not diagnosed as ASD. ( Autism Spectrum Disorder ) :lemon:

It makes me repetitive, + a bunch of other things.
When I draw, I have a set way of doing things, so I can't change the angle or pose very much, or it looks like utter crap. Im not flexible with my art, and that is a flaw that is like a roadblock. I can't pass it.

When I tell people that I like multitasking and systematic things, they dont understand.
Multitasking makes me less nervous, and I feel useful and productive. Systematic things, like making charts and doing the same things over and over again. Example: Cycling.

I used to play a game when I was little where I had a stuffed animal factory. I would put boxes on the floor, and each one was a different station. One made them, one colored them, one stuffed them, one made them come alive, ect. It pleased me. I was also very overpowering while I played, and planned the entire thing out. I was bossy, yes.

Everything that I enjoy is in the creative area, which is a flawed area for me.
You have to be flexible, which I'm not. For me, there is a one way to do things. Its not something I can change. That hinders me.

I want to be able to do something on this forum that is enjoyable, and helps everyone. But I can't think of anything. This frustrates me, and makes me feel worthless, like I'm not good at anything...
I've been depressed about this for a couple days.

I just needed to vent. I could probably vent for ages about my autistic tendencies that make life harder, but I think this is enough. My fingers hurt.
 
I think the best thing to do is to figure out what that roadblock is. Even if you enjoy your comfort zone, if you feel uncomfortable with not being to escape it the comfort zone itself is becoming uncomfortable, if that makes sense.

Speaking from experience, if you can't run over the roadblock then you'll probably get sick of driving. I'm sure this is all really unhelpful but I just wanted to give you my thought.
 
The hospitAL said they think I have aspurgers, then they said I have Asd and ADHD . I used to kinda be the same,I used to play with lego and I drew blueprints on what I would build.
 
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