Help, Asperger's Syndrome and Being Overcrowded
09/08/06 09:21 PM
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Hi. I had a question. I have Asperger's syndrome, likely why I have IBS.
One of the things I see is that I really need a lot of time to myself. When I grew up I would be home alone for hours, and this really let me clear my head. Even when I go home now or to my grandparents I have a larger house with family who know me and leave me be. While I get along with my roomates and they are not here too often, they still are here, I do not know their schedule and so I can never feel comfortable even when they are not here that I have some space and the place to myself, that is my comfort zone. I do not want to have a bad last semester, so I wanted to know if you had any suggestions as to how I can cope. In a perfect world I would have my own 1 bedroom apartment so I would not be colostrophobic in one room and would have solo space but in the city with friends. I have that all but the 1 bedroom apartment, and I need a lot of space, undisturbed, to keep my clear and exhibit appropriate, courtesous behavior. Do you know what I can do?
I notice when I have just the right amount of solo space I am eager and social, if I have too much space I feel lonely, too little space I become rude, overwhelmed, and act inapproriate anti-social. Thanks.
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