Eagle3
Platinum Member
I am also a female on the Spectrum, but I didn't realize it until I was in my early 30's and just recently fought to get my formal Diagnosis. My own therapist doesn't believe me, but that's because he's used to the male-specific traits. I also had friends in Elementary school (mostly guys though), but not many, and much of my social trauma happened at that age due to (I know NOW) the inability to relate to the other kids appropriately. I can fake social savvy pretty well when I need to, but its so exhausting!
Having a good therapist is awesome, and it sounds like you have a good one. Knowing what you have to do is most of the problem, since what is KNOWN is the only thing that can be changed.
If you ever want to talk about female Autism, I've been obsessed with the subject since I found out, and have been studying everything about it.
Good luck on your journey, it can be daunting, but is well worth the effort!
Having a good therapist is awesome, and it sounds like you have a good one. Knowing what you have to do is most of the problem, since what is KNOWN is the only thing that can be changed.
If you ever want to talk about female Autism, I've been obsessed with the subject since I found out, and have been studying everything about it.
Good luck on your journey, it can be daunting, but is well worth the effort!