The symptoms that most limits the life of a person with Asperger's Syndrome are: difficulty with social interaction, understanding literal information and the naivety and honesty with which we face the world.
Some other symptoms are: lack of malice, lack of empathy, can get to alterarnos easily to changes in routine, we may not pay special attention to grooming in general, difficulty, creativity, spontaneity, and initiative, sensitivity to loud sounds or repetitive, lights or smells, physically awkward in sports and priority on solving problems rather than on meeting need emotional or social to other people.
Depending on the age of the person with Asperger's Syndrome, the limitation will be more or less strong, for example, being children of the world forgive the naivety and honesty, but it is very difficult to excuse this in adults.
The symptoms are less bad are stereotypic, restricted interests and the particular forms that we view life. I've always said: asperger's disorder is a way of life.
If you could take any symptom would be difficulty for the social interaction