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On my first semester, I complained all the time about my programming homework.
On my second semester, my complaints were about my linear algebra homework.
On my third semester, that was about my digital electronics homework. That was justified, though, because it was so hard I actually had to stay at school overnight a couple of times.

Now, on my fourth semester, my banes are operating platforms and the Cisco Systems CCNA evaluations.

I know a lot of Aspies that complain incessantly. One of them (a high school senior) repeats her complaints, mostly about work, just minutes later, even if we acknowledged them beforehand. Another one (a high school sophomore) complains about the petty things in his life as if the world at large gives a s**t. Pardon my French. I think it's an Aspie thing. I know I used to complain a lot when I was younger.

I usually keep myself quiet when something bad happens to me... but of course, when it's too much for me to handle, I have to get it out, and that's when I start complaining about any kind of stuff.

And let's not even get started when I get upset with any sort of machine... I actually have to speak in a clipped, formal tone just to keep my cool. sweatdrop Just check out this line I once said while trying to send a mail with a friend's computer:

"It is likely that the attachment process will last for a sizeable amount of time, considering the lack of wi-fi network signal power... HAAAAAAA!!! 'BOUT TIME YOU ATTACHED THIS s**t, YOU ******** s**t-a** CLUNKER!!!"

Hey! I got Vista too! It's on a laptop.
Wait, no, now I'm using XP on a 5 year old computer. My laptop failed massivly.

i know i complain blaugh ! but i dont know if its really apart of who we are. some Aspies complain but some people dont. that's how i see it. and i didnt know our disorder had a nickname sweatdrop .