ThatGirlTeresa

Recently I took this test online that somehow measures how neuro typical a person is. It was an Aspergers test.

My results included the following:

My Neurodiversity score (Aspie): 109 of 200
My neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 111 of 200

It said, "You seem to have both Aspie (neurodiversity) and neurotypical traits."

More results:

Diagnostic prediction for	Score	Prediction
Social phobia	135	You very likely will be able to receive the diagnosis
OCD	114	You will probably be able to receive the diagnosis
ADD/ADHD	90	This isn't a primary diagnosis you should seek
Dyslexia	88	This isn't a primary diagnosis you should seek
Asperger/HFA/PDD	85	This isn't a primary diagnosis you should seek

So basically, I'm could be labeled as OCD. I think the test would think otherwise if they saw the state of my apartment about half the time. And I am apparently definitely "socially phobic." Oddly enough, i believe that. It's just that my entire life, I've always believed my social phobia to be called something a little simpler: shyness.

I can't find my deodorant, and I really, really, really need it. I don't want to take a long enough break to track it down, however.

I forgot to vote.

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*Is a bad citizen.*

I wonder if the referendum passed...  I sure hope so.

I am feeling a bit better about my paper. I haven't started actually writing it, or typing it out. I have, however, made progress. I have a pretty solid outline-ish type thing written up to guide me along. I pretty much know what I want to do and how to accomplish it. It's just the matter of putting in a bunch of details and trying to remember what info came from what sources and all that jazz. I'm betting I'll be just randomly assigning some facts to random sources (shh... don't tell my professor). It's very wrong to do and not the way of a true academic. It is, nevertheless, the way of Lazy Teresa.

I may just survive this yet! If I were a religious woman, I'd be praying right now (interestingly enough, this paper is about women and religion--huh).