I guess it's ok if you do something positive with it. Otherwise you are just an angry person and the world has more than enough of them.

Yeah, it's okay. Just don't stay there too long.

My son's aspie friend was over last night. My son was frustrated that the friend didn't just bike over (we don't live that far and our house is easy to find). My son's been biking all over since he was 12. My son gets it, but the frustration that the friend wasn't willing to try was there. (The boy's father decided to drive him.)

The boy is also rigid in the way he wants to play video games (basically do it the boy's way or he's not playing).

We've known him for 5 years now? He's come a long way, but the wish to "just make it all go away", is there.

And my son knows that it's so much harder for his friend.

(((lovelil))) yes , you feel what you feel. maybe you can use that anger to motivate you into something positive for yourself.

triple hgus~

Another way to think is that everyone has to live a life and they are not asked if they want to be born.
Everyone has a different set of resources available and circumstances.
My advice, try to understand the meaning of life and then you shall be able to be more comfortable with whatever comes along in it.
Being an aspie means being a bit more careful about what you allow as an input into your mind. Because it is likely to affect you more.

The protection systems built to protect the sensitive inside person make us look like less emotionally don't care types.

Hope you find this advice useful.

If you do not fully understand it, ask for an explanation. It has been learned in half a century in the school of hard knocks called reality.

HI, I have aspergers myself. I didn't know I had aspergers until I was about 38 and I spent a lot of my life being angry at god for having this unique challenge. What I have learned is that the anger does not serve me. It is of no use to me. My new attitude is that my life is not full of greater challenges than anybody else it is full of different challenges. I am also an alcoholic and attend meetings. At these meetings I listen to the challenges of other people daily. We all have been given challenging situations. Some people have eating disorders, drug addiction, were physically abused,sexually abused emotionally abused, grew up with divorced parents, lost a parent,have a missing limb, have mental instability, you get the point, we all as humans are all given challenges and I have learned to accept my specific challenge. Now I am at the point in my life where I need to heal and move on from living a life full of anger. I hope this helps.

It's completely normal since I get angry at every little thing like if get home after walking from school. I usually need a few minutes to calm down.