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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, you sound like a weirdo[/quote]

I mean, I work in biglaw, doesn't that describe most folks that don't leave and try to stick around? :)

With that being said, not a big fan of the almost name calling in this thread. I don't think it's necessary to call someone an "aspie" or that they're a "weirdo" if they exhibit behaviors that some might find strange when they're asking for advice navigating a situation.

I wouldn't say that I'm OCD about my daily routine as long as I can get a work out in at some point. Willful misunderstanding of other people's lives? Apologies if I offended you, I meant to include this earlier but I know for a fact that the information in my first post applies to the partners I work for/in my group. I agree with you it was a mistake to potentially paint ALL the partners at my firm with the same brush.[/quote]

I said weirdo, not aspie.

The fact you are this weird probably shows through and yes that could hurt your ability to make partner, develop business, etc. Not owning a second home is the least of your concerns.[/quote]

The "aspie" comment was directed at the other posters not you. In any case, thank you for your feedback, it is much appreciated.[/quote]

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