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I read somewhere that if you really think you have Aspergers, then you probably do. :) The only way to know for sure, however, is to visit with a psychologist.

At your age, it probably wouldn't have been identified in your childhood - Aspergers wasn't a common diagnosis until the 1990s. There are some simple tests which you can take online, but nothing replaces a proper clinical diagnosis. There are, however, plenty of people who live with Aspergers and don't require any form of extra assistance or psychological help.

Still, if you're worried, see your doctor. A proper diagnosis may also mean that you can be introduced to support groups in your area. Good luck. :)