Why not? More so why us the words "definitely not". That seems like a strong aversion? Fidgeting a lot is one of the classic symptoms. Most especially of the fingers and hands. Chewing nails is also on the list as is fiddling with objects with the fingers. I had a friend who always used to fiddle with his pens. Turns out he had asperger's and was just undiagnosed. You carry a deck of cards just to shuffle them. That doesn't strike you as unusual?lex.nero said:
Because I have none of these symptoms; Problems with social skills, Unusual preoccupations or rituals, Communication difficulties, Limited range of interests or Coordination problems. The reason it seemed like a pretty strong aversion, is because thats what it was. Based on the fact that I'm pretty sure.Ghengis John said:
Well not everyone displays the same symptoms. It wasn't meant to be an insult. We wouldn't have been friends if he had communication difficulties and he wouldn't have been in the military if he had co-ordination problems. Having it doesn't automatically default you towards having the other symptoms, nor does it make you any kind of a freak.lex.nero said:
Exactly this for myself, I always say I'm going to stop biting my nails but I just keep doing it subconsciously.lex.nero said:
