posted January 16, 2012 11:55 PM            

Aspects in my natal chart that led me to this idea include:

Mercury square Uranus
Mercury square Neptune
Mercury sextile Saturn
Mercury quintile Uranus

Also, I have been working at a computer tech support job for almost a year, and I love it. As a matter of fact, it's my favorite job after several duds. I find that I do well with anything involving computers and other technical stuff. Aside from re-learning HTML after I graduate, I also would like to have some training in locksmithing. So, anything involving technical aptitude that you can see in my chart will be extremely helpful.

posted January 17, 2012 04:12 AM            

The only way to know for sure is to go to a qualified diagnostician and take their tests.

posted January 17, 2012 04:12 AM            

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Originally posted by mahick:
don't stab me for this lol but i think asperger's people have somewhat of a cancer or leo or capricorn dominancy chart but i cant really tell which but i think leo maybe errr

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posted January 17, 2012 08:30 AM            

Myself a Capricorn. My two sons, an Aquarius and a Pisces. My brother, a Libra. My brother-in-law also has Aspergers but I don't know his sun sign.

I'm not sure Aspergers is sign specific.

What I do know is, contrary to public perception, Aspergers lays a path to success and should not be viewed negatively. Consider the long list in the Aspergers hall of fame.

I'm not in the IT world, but I build all my computers at home, and we have one in every room. Our family of four has a tablet and a notebook each, multiple devices, and I personally maintain three PCs for myself (I like water cooling). My six year old assembled his own machine (simple integrated motherboard) and installed Windows 7 himself. That's Aspergers at work.

posted January 17, 2012 08:48 AM            

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posted January 17, 2012 08:57 AM            

Bill Gates, Jane Austen, Issac Newton, Albert Einstein, Hans Christan Andersen, Henry Cavendish, Charles Darwin, Thomas Jefferson, Wolfgang Mozart, George Orwell, Dan Akroyd, Ludwig Beethoven, Bela Bartok, Bobby Fischer, Michelangelo, Alexander Graham Bell, Emily Dickenson, Thomas Edison, Benjamin Frankllin, Carl Jung, Gustav Mahler, Marilyn Monroe, Bertrand Russell, Richard Strauss, Henry Thoreau, Mark Twain, Vincent Van Gogh, George Washington, Virginia Woolf, Issac Asimov, John Denver, Alfred Hitchcock, Glenn Gould, Charles Schulz, Andy Warhol, Bob Dylan, Al Gore, John Nash, James Taylor, Robin Williams....

The list goes on and on and on.

posted January 17, 2012 12:13 PM            

If so, I will just start with what I see and we can go from there.

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posted January 17, 2012 12:17 PM            

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posted January 17, 2012 12:17 PM            

This is the easiest 12th house placement, but any 12th house placement means you may suffer as you sojourn on this earth. The 12th house is the closest point on the chart to the next dimension. So, you have one foot on the earth and one foot in the spirit. This is not an easy road for an earth dweller. However, Neptune is the most at home in the 12th house, as it is already a citizen of the next world. It represents all things mystical, creative, imaginative and escapist. It rules drugs and alcohol because these take us to the next dimension,too. Neptune in the 12th can make a person psychic. I have this. The psychic ability is enhanced if it touches,in a positive fashion, one’s mind(Mercury) and one’s identity(Sun) and the 8th house, of which I have all three. The house on the Astrological wheel which Neptune rules may have sorrow within .One would look for the house with the sign of Pisces on the cusp.Neptune rules my 5th house, the house of children. I lost a child. Any 12th house placement makes a person’s life journey likened to a bus which rocks a little harder than the others.

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posted January 17, 2012 12:19 PM            

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posted January 17, 2012 12:19 PM            

Mars is the planet of action. It shows how we pursue what we pursue, whether it be a date, a job, or our side of an argument . The 12th house trumps any and all placements in the chart, for difficulty. Mars does not like to be in the 12th house .Mars likes to be where it can move forward in a direct way. Mars likes to take bold and decisive action. The 12th house trumps even the best Mars sign and renders this Mars very unhappy. Just as Mars loves to go forward to pursue a goal or say what is on it’s mind, the 12th house turns it inward. Mars wants to boldly shout it’s position, in an argument. The 12th house makes it reticent to make a peep. So, it becomes passive aggressive with it’s anger. Mars wants to pursue a woman. Mars in the 12th make Mars insecure and self doubting. Mars wants to pursue worldly goods. Mars in the 12th makes it procrastinate and second guess it’s motives. It may even give up, altogether. This Mars position is the same as the moon in the 12th house, in that it is like a child facing the wall in time-out. First, it has to turn itself around before it can even begin to get where it wants to go. If you know someone with this Mars position, know that they are struggling with a burden which may be mitigated but never totally overcome.

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posted January 17, 2012 12:48 PM            

As far as getting a diagnosis of depression and learning disability, the doctors could not figure out what was wrong with me due to my family issues. They do not know how much of my academic and social struggles are from a neurological cause or an environmental/ familial cause.

Eventually, I find that I do excellent in finals and end-of-course projects, and therefore I get a grade way better than I thought I would. Yet, I just feel like I'm not thriving like a normal college student would. I feel terrible in a college environment, whereas I feel very valued in my personal relationships and my job. For those two aspects of my life, I feel I'm competent and that I achieved something. I love my boss and other co-workers, as well as my roommate and boyfriend (two separate people).

posted January 17, 2012 05:17 PM            

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Originally posted by YoursTrulyAlways:
Without the gift (it's not an affliction!), we wouldn't have:

Bill Gates, Jane Austen, Issac Newton, Albert Einstein, Hans Christan Andersen, Henry Cavendish, Charles Darwin, Thomas Jefferson, Wolfgang Mozart, George Orwell, Dan Akroyd, Ludwig Beethoven, Bela Bartok, Bobby Fischer, Michelangelo, Alexander Graham Bell, Emily Dickenson, Thomas Edison, Benjamin Frankllin, Carl Jung, Gustav Mahler, Marilyn Monroe, Bertrand Russell, Richard Strauss, Henry Thoreau, Mark Twain, Vincent Van Gogh, George Washington, Virginia Woolf, Issac Asimov, John Denver, Alfred Hitchcock, Glenn Gould, Charles Schulz, Andy Warhol, Bob Dylan, Al Gore, John Nash, James Taylor, Robin Williams....

The list goes on and on and on.

It's not sickness. It may be a mental condition, but Aspergers is a Gift from God. Treasure it.

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--agreed

Yes, it can cause some difficulties, but it also offers some advantages too.