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are you actually interested in this or do you just like to provoke people? just asking because 1) i'd love to discuss this shit more and 2) people seem very provoked 
no i am genuinelly interested in this but people keep getting provoked and actually stirring shit in my threads
i think it's because ppl tend to take things extremely personal on vp (n on the internet in general as well)
Date: 13-10-2020 20:39
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Biggest difference is being well normal in the social cues department, I would say at least. N all the other neurological (?) shit like sensitivity etc 
the part about sensitivity is actually very interesting, because that's a whole different disorder
it's often comorbid with autism, just like ADHD or anxiety or depression are often comorbid with autism, but it is its own disorder and it's not part of the diagnostic criteria
Me goin on tiktok n seeing the uwuw flappy autism hands, im out bruv 
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scoff wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
scoff wrote:
are you actually interested in this or do you just like to provoke people? just asking because 1) i'd love to discuss this shit more and 2) people seem very provoked 
no i am genuinelly interested in this but people keep getting provoked and start actually stirring shit in my threads
then let's discuss this lengthly, please
i'm doing laundry and am bored, i need to discuss interesting things right now
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Date: 13-10-2020 20:40
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scoff wrote:
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Biggest difference is being well normal in the social cues department, I would say at least. N all the other neurological (?) shit like sensitivity etc 
the part about sensitivity is actually very interesting, because that's a whole different disorder
it's often comorbid with autism, just like ADHD or anxiety or depression are often comorbid with autism, but it is its own disorder and it's not part of the diagnostic criteria
But also that was like in the questionare or whatever when I took the autism thing but idk ,,
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wug wrote:
acidreflux wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
scoff wrote:
are you actually interested in this or do you just like to provoke people? just asking because 1) i'd love to discuss this shit more and 2) people seem very provoked 
no i am genuinelly interested in this but people keep getting provoked and actually stirring shit in my threads
i think it's because ppl tend to take things extremely personal on vp (n on the internet in general as well)
well that's not a lie 
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Date: 13-10-2020 20:41
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scoff wrote:
ouch wrote:
scoff wrote:
ouch wrote:
Biggest difference is being well normal in the social cues department, I would say at least. N all the other neurological (?) shit like sensitivity etc 
the part about sensitivity is actually very interesting, because that's a whole different disorder
it's often comorbid with autism, just like ADHD or anxiety or depression are often comorbid with autism, but it is its own disorder and it's not part of the diagnostic criteria
Me goin on tiktok n seeing the uwuw flappy autism hands, im out bruv 
that's weird
hand flapping is often seen in people with severe autism, or in children with autism
generally autistic adults don't do that, i think
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scoff wrote:
ouch wrote:
scoff wrote:
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Biggest difference is being well normal in the social cues department, I would say at least. N all the other neurological (?) shit like sensitivity etc 
the part about sensitivity is actually very interesting, because that's a whole different disorder
it's often comorbid with autism, just like ADHD or anxiety or depression are often comorbid with autism, but it is its own disorder and it's not part of the diagnostic criteria
But also that was like in the questionare or whatever when I took the autism thing but idk ,,
it probably was in the questionnaire because it is so often comorbid with especially autism
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ouch wrote:
scoff wrote:
ouch wrote:
scoff wrote:
the part about sensitivity is actually very interesting, because that's a whole different disorder
it's often comorbid with autism, just like ADHD or anxiety or depression are often comorbid with autism, but it is its own disorder and it's not part of the diagnostic criteria
Me goin on tiktok n seeing the uwuw flappy autism hands, im out bruv 
that's weird
hand flapping is often seen in people with severe autism, or in children with autism
generally autistic adults don't do that, i think
Why they flap their hands at all 😭✋ flap flap
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Date: 13-10-2020 20:42
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uhyre wrote:
scoff wrote:
ouch wrote:
scoff wrote:
the part about sensitivity is actually very interesting, because that's a whole different disorder
it's often comorbid with autism, just like ADHD or anxiety or depression are often comorbid with autism, but it is its own disorder and it's not part of the diagnostic criteria
Me goin on tiktok n seeing the uwuw flappy autism hands, im out bruv 
that's weird
hand flapping is often seen in people with severe autism, or in children with autism
generally autistic adults don't do that, i think
they do
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Date: 13-10-2020 20:42
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ouch wrote:
scoff wrote:
ouch wrote:
scoff wrote:
the part about sensitivity is actually very interesting, because that's a whole different disorder
it's often comorbid with autism, just like ADHD or anxiety or depression are often comorbid with autism, but it is its own disorder and it's not part of the diagnostic criteria
But also that was like in the questionare or whatever when I took the autism thing but idk ,,
it probably was in the questionnaire because it is so often comorbid with especially autism
Probably probably
ok then biggest diff is the social cues yes n that I fill almost none official autism stuff but uhh all almost schizoid
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wug wrote:
scoff wrote:
ouch wrote:
scoff wrote:
the part about sensitivity is actually very interesting, because that's a whole different disorder
it's often comorbid with autism, just like ADHD or anxiety or depression are often comorbid with autism, but it is its own disorder and it's not part of the diagnostic criteria
Me goin on tiktok n seeing the uwuw flappy autism hands, im out bruv 
that's weird
hand flapping is often seen in people with severe autism, or in children with autism
generally autistic adults don't do that, i think
i'm still thinking about when a person in one of my classes would basically do that clapping thing deaf people do when we were watching youtube videos i was shook. strange behaviour. 
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scoff wrote:
lamb wrote:
scoff wrote:
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Me goin on tiktok n seeing the uwuw flappy autism hands, im out bruv 
that's weird
hand flapping is often seen in people with severe autism, or in children with autism
generally autistic adults don't do that, i think
they do
on tiktok? 
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Date: 13-10-2020 20:44
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scoff wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
scoff wrote:
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Me goin on tiktok n seeing the uwuw flappy autism hands, im out bruv 
that's weird
hand flapping is often seen in people with severe autism, or in children with autism
generally autistic adults don't do that, i think
i'm still thinking about when a person in one of my classes would basically do that clapping thing deaf people do when we were watching youtube videos i was shook. strange behaviour. 
what do deaf people do while watching youtube??? i'm confused
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uhyre wrote:
ouch wrote:
scoff wrote:
ouch wrote:
Me goin on tiktok n seeing the uwuw flappy autism hands, im out bruv 
that's weird
hand flapping is often seen in people with severe autism, or in children with autism
generally autistic adults don't do that, i think
Why they flap their hands at all 😭✋ flap flap
u know that thing where ppl get excited and they fucking. shriek like they go IIIIIIIIII. like teen girls in like every movie with plural teen girls. sometimes its stress or anxiety getting out instead but basically any intense feeling goes right to the fucking hands
its that but like physically expressed instead of verbally. Get That Energy Out
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wug wrote:
scoff wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
scoff wrote:
that's weird
hand flapping is often seen in people with severe autism, or in children with autism
generally autistic adults don't do that, i think
i'm still thinking about when a person in one of my classes would basically do that clapping thing deaf people do when we were watching youtube videos i was shook. strange behaviour. 
what do deaf people do while watching youtube??? i'm confused
Noooo, deaf people have a different clapping thing completely unrelated to youtube. That person isn't deaf either but would clap in that way when we watched youtube videos and it's very bizarre. 
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