Pentecostal and Disordered!

I can easily tell that I have a specific disorder and I'm also a Pentecostal when I'm very much thankful to my church and upbringing for teaching you how to live much more easily than average, with "sudden loud noises," and other such things. AW-MAYN!

I can also tell the above by this: I have well since learned such things as Anticipation and Endurance enough to follow my special interest, that is, whatever best friend I'm still figuring out wherever she goes, no matter how long she stays up, as well as try to shape the situation to help do whatever she needs.

And since I am literally minded and have been taught that I should do unto others as Jesus does unto me, it is mandatory for me to stay up longer than she does. It is also mandatory for me to pull her chair out for her.

I have reason to hope no one notices exactly how I say "amen," which is a throwback to another special interest. Einstein was Ashkenazi Jewish. ((Mind you, "Ashkenazi" leads to linguistic information, "Jewish" leads to ethnic and other information.

You Might Be A Christian Aspie IF: You are really obsessed with the Bible, and all the neat little parallels you can see it connects to. WIND!

You Might Be A Christian Aspie IF: You've ever told someone not to worry about it, when really, "it" was driving you nuts. AKA, you were stimming.

You Might Be A Christian Aspie IF: You have translated the phrase, "Apostolic Aspie" into Quenya Elvish.

Cont. And, no, it wasn't phonetically either. You didn't even have to look up the first half in a dictionary, except the one at Council of Elrond. You were happy to search for an alternative term for the second. You wound up combining the terms for, any kind of scientific or technical learning, and, long-studier.Ingolme, alright?

You have an obsession with "Wind" references in the Bible, and any other fandom that already had similarities to it. Naruto, anyone? Inuyasha?

Well, Tell me what you think!