Aspies 'Anonymous' reminds us that life online is a shadow life, not the real thing. This Aspie list exists for support and ideas on how to manage as we go forth to spread the word, to be the best we can be, to be gloriously Aspie-at-large, talking up positive aspects of being Aspie and living life as part of the spectrum.

This list may be for you, if you resonate to Tony Attwood's list of positive attributes: http://www.thegraycenter.org/sectionsdetails.cfm?id=38 (Discovery criteria for aspie by Attwood and Gray)

Aspies 'Anonymous' offers a base of positive energy, a base of positive power, to initiate outreach to others who may be searching for an answer to their own puzzlement. Let's not be anonymous. Let's be proudly Aspie and display our heart-warming Asperger's traits to all we meet, identifying our naivete, candor and trustworthiness as positives in a weary world. A support list can be a place we dip into for nourishment and ideas on how best to manage. Let's not keep it to ourself. Be proudly Aspie! Yay for us!