Serious Guy told me I'm autistic because I'm obsessed with things being symmetrical

[MuddyBuddy]

I always joked about being autistic but never took it serious. I have social anxiety but kinda just accepted that. But me and my brother met up with some cousins and one of them asked why I play with my food. I told him I was counting the fries to make sure there's an even number on each side of the plate. He said that behavior is pretty autistic and I should talk to someone. But how is it autistic? I just like things being balanced. The feeling of things being even doesn't dominate my life. It just bothers me when things are not in order.

 

[der_komische]

i formally diagnose u with autism. welcome to the special kids club

 

[Epedaphic]

Everyone thinks they’re a psychologist now thanks to TikTok. He probably saw a TikTok video saying something like “omg look at this thing I do, hashtag autism”

 

[Newton the 2nd]

Yet normies will treat you like shit if your face is asymmetrical

Very good observation. No one is more obsessed with symmetry than foids. Try finding a gf if you only have one testicle.

 

[Robb97]

That's a good thing. I am very asymmetric and I never cared about symmetry. My art teacher explicitly told me that my composition was asymmetric and I just couldn't see it jfl
I can also not see my obvious asymmetries when I look in the mirror. Only when I invert the mirror do I see them

 

[MuddyBuddy]

Everyone thinks they’re a psychologist now thanks to TikTok. He probably saw a TikTok video saying something like “omg look at this thing I do, hashtag autism”

I hate how normies view mental illness in general. They basically just say to themselves, i don't like this thing therefore autism

 

[suicidecase]

That does sound like autistic behaviour.

 

[ULTRAMAN]

i don't understand how the normies notice so many things that i overlook or don't notice. i'm literally like a fighter plane but without radar, i mean i'm useless.

 

[JudeoBiden]

Everyone thinks they’re a psychologist now thanks to TikTok.

Thanks to tiktok? This has been a thing for decades. Boomers still try to commit people they don't like for mental illness. Thankfully they've patched those laws up now and judges shoot these things down. Of course, they don't jail the scumbags, just like they don't jail false accusing foids.

Yet normies will treat you like shit if your face is asymmetrical

 

[MuddyBuddy]

Do you have other symptoms? Might just be some OCD

They made fun of me again for it. This time they asked why I measure how much water I drink because I have a bottle which shows how much I take in ml. I told them I like to drink exactly half after I eat half my meal. I get this can be weird to some but it's not autistic. How is this some massive intrusion on my life or the lives of others? If it doesn't effect anyone in anyway how can you call this a mental illness?

 

[Namtriz912]

You remind me of me when I used to split my cakes into portions I stopped for a year but as of now I still do it this day so I don't eat too much in 1 sitting.

 

[The Abyss]

Norms would never pay attention to such things unless it's the face so yeah you could have asd.

 

[XMR]

Shamed for perceiving the golden ratio smh

 

[Bedford Stye]

I always joked about being autistic but never took it serious. I have social anxiety but kinda just accepted that. But me and my brother met up with some cousins and one of them asked why I play with my food. I told him I was counting the fries to make sure there's an even number on each side of the plate. He said that behavior is pretty autistic and I should talk to someone. But how is it autistic? I just like things being balanced. The feeling of things being even doesn't dominate my life. It just bothers me when things are not in order.

Sounds fine.

The basis of beauty and engineering.

 

[BornToLose]

 

[Intellau_Celistic]

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