Is it badFollow

tpo seems like he'd be ok with wasting away in his parents' basement til he dies at 27 anyhow.

Thats the thing. You try to control it now, while you don't have much to worry about.

I've read that multiple times.

I think i'm no aspergersologist, and don't know.

Like clinical depression, which is treatable. And it's easier to treat on parent's insurance than from a collection cup on a park bench.

Was diagnosed with that liek 6-7 years ago.

Like i mentioned, i took prozac for 3-4 years, along with seeing a psychologist for 4-5. At which point i pretty much stopped giving a **** about stupid **** (mostly it started because my dad randomly started acting like a bigger douchebag than i am to me, which he also went to therapy for (both with me, and on his own), and that got better very, very slowly (but definitely did get quite a bit better after a few years), and basically accepted that he's a douchebag, and that he wouldn't change (he eventually did), and dropped all expectations, and like magic, my depression mostly went away). I've seen been mildly depressed ever since, but not enough to cause any problems until the last week or so (it's been getting worse for a number of weeks now, but still wasn't a big deal until the last week or so, and only got really bad the day i made this thread).

I'm sure it will all just go away again.

What i really hate about this is that i'd really love to know what an expert thinks of me, but i don't want such a diagnosis dragging me down, especially since i have little trouble acting "normal" when i want/need to

You are not nearly as interestingly abnormal as i am.

I already made it.

If i posted what i really thought, i'd have been banned on day 1.

<1-2% is kind of abnormal.