Are you adept at adapting?

Hmm. I think there’s a difference between reacting and adapting. I don’t react to change very well (I actually get pretty whiny) but eventually (and mostly because I have to), I adapt to, better than I react to it. I’m generalizing here, so can’t speak for everything.

and I think you meant adept :)

no, change is good at times but not all. finding a way to fit is easy but to fight is never, in a way reacting is by leaven and showing up here. everyone needs a get away sometime.

If it’s a change that makes no sense and is out of my control, that bother’s me a lot.
Like the changes on AB.

Adapt, yes; assimilate no.

It depends. Sometimes I adapt pretty well, but I’m not one that likes change so I sometimes go kicking and screaming too. I hate when they change the looks of a product I normally buy so I have to stand there and look for a while to make sure that’s really what I usually get. They keep doing that to me. aaaghhh!!!
For the most part though, I’m pretty good at going with the flow!! I’ve learned to pick my battles and those that aren’t vital, I don’t fight. Save my energy for the important ones.

I am a Luddite. I don’t like change around me. New things are no good.

Yes; I am . I’ve had to do so several times in my life .

Yes, if it’s adaptable.

Unfortunately no. It’s characteristic of us Aspergers types to obsess over routine and react badly to change. It is something that I admire in others but am unable to do myself.

No, I am challenged by change.

I make a joke of it: “if you can’t be fast, be slippery.”

Sometimes the most fulfilling way is to flee. It’s the old fight or flight question. There are times I’ve chosen to fight, when I thought I could make a difference, but recently I faced an onslaught from a force bigger than me and decided to flee.

ive adapted a lot in my life but as ive gotten older and found what i feel is comfortable it is harder to adapt and ive started to fight change even though it is not always the best thing to fight

I don’t like sudden and extreme changes. I have been forced to adapt a few times, and it is always very difficult.