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18 Nov 2021, 4:40 am

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What's more common in my finding is the facial feature ratio . It has held true for every single Aspie I am aware of . The edge of the mouth and centre of pupils align exact . Compared to Neuro typical who tend not to have this ratio .

I think this indicates generally a wider mouth shape .. but not always as it is an overal ratio .. if you are Autistic and have close together eyes , your mouth won't be as wide as someone who's eyes are wider apart hence having a wider mouth
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18 Nov 2021, 4:42 am

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What's more common in my finding is the facial feature ratio . It has held true for every single Aspie I am aware of . The edge of the mouth and centre of pupils align exact . Compared to Neuro typical who tend not to have this ratio .

I think this indicates generally a wider mouth shape .. but not always as it is an overal ratio .. if you are Autistic and have close together eyes , your mouth won't be as wide as someone who's eyes are wider apart hence having a wider mouth


Nothing's that precise.

Unless you got a ruler and measured the face of every Aspie you know, there's no real evidence that it's that precisely accurate. Autism doesn't have distinct facial feaures like downs syndrome does. It's just your imagination.
I am not so sure about that. I have heard the contrary. I have heard that we do have distinct facial features and that they do have to do with size ratios. I have heard about forehead size being a little bigger. It's very subtle. But that would make sense because we also have more gray matter than nts ( if I recall what I read correctly)

https://www.spectrumnews.org/news/clini ... se-autism/

https://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/is-it- ... -disorder/


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18 Nov 2021, 6:55 pm

skibum wrote:
Joe90 wrote:
cbd wrote:
What's more common in my finding is the facial feature ratio . It has held true for every single Aspie I am aware of . The edge of the mouth and centre of pupils align exact . Compared to Neuro typical who tend not to have this ratio .

I think this indicates generally a wider mouth shape .. but not always as it is an overal ratio .. if you are Autistic and have close together eyes , your mouth won't be as wide as someone who's eyes are wider apart hence having a wider mouth


Nothing's that precise.

Unless you got a ruler and measured the face of every Aspie you know, there's no real evidence that it's that precisely accurate. Autism doesn't have distinct facial feaures like downs syndrome does. It's just your imagination.
I am not so sure about that. I have heard the contrary. I have heard that we do have distinct facial features and that they do have to do with size ratios. I have heard about forehead size being a little bigger. It's very subtle. But that would make sense because we also have more gray matter than nts ( if I recall what I read correctly)

https://www.spectrumnews.org/news/clini ... se-autism/

https://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/is-it- ... -disorder/


There are ratios , and looking at this ratio I tested the theory many times . Known Austic people and first hand people I have met .

Not everybody wants to believe it , especially people thinking that somehow Autism is not a from birth situation .

If you study people who are diagnosed with Autism , it is very difficult not to acknowledge that ASD traits are present in atleast one of their parents .

I can trace it on both sides of my family clearly . And it's not like it's just 2 or 3 people or a pure coincidence . It's as traceable as the Red Hair or Brown eye gene .

I've often held belief vaccines caused Autism in some , but for example .. myself being given an MRA shot doesn't all of a sudden historically affect previous branches of my family tree .

Some just don't see it .. others won't acknowledge it because they don't fully accept their Autism yet .

If I'm wrong I will hold my hands up and accept coincidence . It's there in plain sight .



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19 Nov 2021, 6:54 pm

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skibum wrote:
Joe90 wrote:
cbd wrote:
What's more common in my finding is the facial feature ratio . It has held true for every single Aspie I am aware of . The edge of the mouth and centre of pupils align exact . Compared to Neuro typical who tend not to have this ratio .

I think this indicates generally a wider mouth shape .. but not always as it is an overal ratio .. if you are Autistic and have close together eyes , your mouth won't be as wide as someone who's eyes are wider apart hence having a wider mouth


Nothing's that precise.

Unless you got a ruler and measured the face of every Aspie you know, there's no real evidence that it's that precisely accurate. Autism doesn't have distinct facial feaures like downs syndrome does. It's just your imagination.
I am not so sure about that. I have heard the contrary. I have heard that we do have distinct facial features and that they do have to do with size ratios. I have heard about forehead size being a little bigger. It's very subtle. But that would make sense because we also have more gray matter than nts ( if I recall what I read correctly)

https://www.spectrumnews.org/news/clini ... se-autism/

https://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/is-it- ... -disorder/


There are ratios , and looking at this ratio I tested the theory many times . Known Austic people and first hand people I have met .

Not everybody wants to believe it , especially people thinking that somehow Autism is not a from birth situation .

If you study people who are diagnosed with Autism , it is very difficult not to acknowledge that ASD traits are present in atleast one of their parents .

I can trace it on both sides of my family clearly . And it's not like it's just 2 or 3 people or a pure coincidence . It's as traceable as the Red Hair or Brown eye gene .

I've often held belief vaccines caused Autism in some , but for example .. myself being given an MRA shot doesn't all of a sudden historically affect previous branches of my family tree .

Some just don't see it .. others won't acknowledge it because they don't fully accept their Autism yet .

If I'm wrong I will hold my hands up and accept coincidence . It's there in plain sight .
Yes. I see it in some of my family as well. It's funny how people accused vaccines. Everyone who brings up vaccines to me, I ask them how they explain the people who were Autistic long before the first vaccines were ever invented. Autism has been around since the beginning of humanity. Vaccines are a very recent invention.


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