Aspies For Freedom

Is shuffling your feet when you walk (dragging your feet as opposed to lifting them) an aspie trait? And feet turning sideways (especially when going up/down stairs)?

I've always done both, it just never occurred to me that it could be connected until you mentioned it.

Again, I'm way off topic, I am just very interested in Noetic's feet.

I don't know about walking and talking but I have hyper extensive knees, It hurts so much when they bend the wrong way, OUCH! I have only recently learned how to catch things when people throw them, I'm 17 and I've only been able to catch for a couple of years.

I just signed on here so I'm a bit late getting in this discussion.  I can't remember what my mother said about the age I started walking (she passed away several years ago so I can't ask her).  But I do remember that, according to her, I started talking by saying "Where is Daddy" when I was seven months old.  She said I never used individual words much, just started with sentences and never looked back