Am I on autism spectrum ? You be the judge

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Thank you all,

I really learned a lot from your responses.
So, to sum up, I can't join "your group" unless I'm humble, respectful, and take all the insults and juvenile barbs of "you're not like us" and any other criticisms most of you might dream up during your time on the computer whilst mommy isn't watching over you.

Even though most of you are nothing like each other. All the while you all admit you're on a spectrum. Spectrum meaning a diversity of neuro-types.

What seems to be true is that most of you are playing out the same collectivist programming that runs rampant in NTs. The in-group, out-group dynamic. What's worse is it seems most of u don't have the intellectual discipline and removed objective stance to evaluate the case on the facts only, and not get quagmired up in personal pecadillos concerning understandable defensive responses to your quite forward
personal opinions and immature prejudices.

In short, it seems the NT genetic influence is alive and strong in most of u. understandable since probably most of u hail from NT parents.
Most of u, in the sense I just described, don't deserve the luxuries your public label affords you.

Iliketrees, sarcasm, abstract thought coupled with passive-aggressive quips and barbs,
abstract wordplay and innuendos, all atypical
of people with ASD.

Both my parents though undiagnosed, since they come from an era long past, display many marked and classic ASD traits. Leading me to conclude they are both on the ASD spectrum.

One is a jewish european and the other is a romanian gypsy. ASD traits no doubt helped their lineages survive the hegemonic powers in europe. And escape the assymetrical warfare the establishmentarians meted out to them through out the untold centuries.

My kind defended your precious hegemonies from the islamic hords, there is much documentation on this. Jews and Romanians were the frontline defense against these inscrutable (to most lower iq run-of-the-mill europeans) foreigners. Jews were always multi-lingual intermediaries when dealing with foreign and threatening islamic powers, through many centuries. And the Romanians (influenced greatly through culture by the original Romans, turned Christians later in their development) were fearless soldiers (of Christ no less) defending the integrity and honor of Europe.

You'd all be pointing your asses towards the sky 5 times daily praising Allah if it weren't for
my ancestors.

Critical thinking autistic people (high-functioning) saved all of you ingratious , incestuous, hegemonic, latte-sipping thumb-twiddlers from extinction.

So I'd rather you just say "thank you", and be on your merry way.

(paraphrase from "A Few Good Men")


Peace out

Group? I wasn't aware I was part of one.
I am not friends with, nor do I regularly communicate with, any other member here.
I've probably made more posts directed at you than anyone else.

I believe the insults started because of your rather flippant responses to people who were genuinely trying to be helpful.

By the way, do you not realise the irony in that you called others juvenile, yet you have, at this point, "devolved" to baseless and rather immature insults?

And no one's asking you to be humble, but you seem to be off the charts on the narcissism scale. Might want to tone it down just a wee bit.
There's an old saying that no one likes a braggart.

There's an old saying "sqweaky wheel gets the oil".

No one telling me to be humble ?
Ha ! !
Perhaps you should go re-read the replies.
Plus you telling me, quite categorically to "tone it down".

This is so blatantly obvious, lol, I'm slack-jawed at your own blindness. Sentence to sentence contradictory hypocrisy.

I mean really ? Are you just tired and it's too late at night for you to think cogently ?

I really do wonder sometimes in the minds of people like you when you gambit yourselves in such fashion.

I might as well chuck my brain out the window because it won't make a difference when counterceding you, and your ilk.

I was smart enough to find an easy job that makes use of my autistic talents--I actually have a boss that reminds me to dial it back a notch and let my co-workers do more of their share

May you find similar success!

Oh for f**k's sake. Is this for real? For anyone visiting this thread, make sure you thoroughly read the first page, second page, etc. so that you get a clue why we're lacking in friendliness towards this guy.

Jeezuz...

Thank you all,

I really learned a lot from your responses.
So, to sum up, I can't join "your group" unless I'm humble, respectful, and take all the insults and juvenile barbs of "you're not like us" and any other criticisms most of you might dream up during your time on the computer whilst mommy isn't watching over you.

Even though most of you are nothing like each other. All the while you all admit you're on a spectrum. Spectrum meaning a diversity of neuro-types.

What seems to be true is that most of you are playing out the same collectivist programming that runs rampant in NTs. The in-group, out-group dynamic. What's worse is it seems most of u don't have the intellectual discipline and removed objective stance to evaluate the case on the facts only, and not get quagmired up in personal pecadillos concerning understandable defensive responses to your quite forward
personal opinions and immature prejudices.

In short, it seems the NT genetic influence is alive and strong in most of u. understandable since probably most of u hail from NT parents.
Most of u, in the sense I just described, don't deserve the luxuries your public label affords you.

Iliketrees, sarcasm, abstract thought coupled with passive-aggressive quips and barbs,
abstract wordplay and innuendos, all atypical
of people with ASD.

Both my parents though undiagnosed, since they come from an era long past, display many marked and classic ASD traits. Leading me to conclude they are both on the ASD spectrum.

One is a jewish european and the other is a romanian gypsy. ASD traits no doubt helped their lineages survive the hegemonic powers in europe. And escape the assymetrical warfare the establishmentarians meted out to them through out the untold centuries.

My kind defended your precious hegemonies from the islamic hords, there is much documentation on this. Jews and Romanians were the frontline defense against these inscrutable (to most lower iq run-of-the-mill europeans) foreigners. Jews were always multi-lingual intermediaries when dealing with foreign and threatening islamic powers, through many centuries. And the Romanians (influenced greatly through culture by the original Romans, turned Christians later in their development) were fearless soldiers (of Christ no less) defending the integrity and honor of Europe.

You'd all be pointing your asses towards the sky 5 times daily praising Allah if it weren't for
my ancestors.

Critical thinking autistic people (high-functioning) saved all of you ingratious , incestuous, hegemonic, latte-sipping thumb-twiddlers from extinction.

So I'd rather you just say "thank you", and be on your merry way.

(paraphrase from "A Few Good Men")


Peace out

Back to toilet paper...

I mentioned earlier that I hate making decisions. Which is why I love Costco. If I want a particular product, I don’t have to stress about which brand to buy. So, for toilet paper, I just purchase the Kirkland brand. It removes almost all of the anxiety from shopping. Well, other than, the crowds. LOL

Rarely, someone posts a thread in which they describe their traits, and I think they are clearly autistic based on their descriptions. In almost all cases, the descriptions don't make me think that the person is autistic, or some of them make me think that the person is not autistic based on some things they said, e.g. they can read people well in real-time, e.g. they were normal as children but became socially withdrawn in adolescence. In this thread, I found the OP's list unspecific for autism, as the items could be within normal variation, personality traits like introversion or being sensitive, or signs of other mental disorders like depression or anxiety.

I have homemade reusable toilet paper. I bought two yards of fleece from the fabric department and cut them up into squares. Very soft and comfortable and cheap, but not so absorbent. For absorbency, I use rags I bought from an automotive supply store. I haven't bought toilet paper in nearly six months.