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Autism in adults: Signs, symptoms, and diagnosis

Most autistic people receive a diagnosis in childhood, but many adults also live with the condition. Learn about the symptoms, diagnosis, and more.

www.medicalnewstoday.com

 

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• clumsiness
• difficulty making conversation
• difficulty making or maintaining close friendships
• discomfort during eye contact
• challenges with regulating emotions
• extreme interest in one particular topic, such as a specific period of history
• frequent monologues on the same subject or subjects
• hypersensitivity to sounds or smells that do not seem to bother others
• involuntary noises, such as repetitive throat clearing
• issues understanding sarcasm or idioms
• lack of inflection when speaking
• only having an interest in a few activities
• preference for solitary activities
• problems reading the emotions of others
• trouble understanding facial expressions and body language
• reliance on daily routines and difficulty dealing with changes to routine
• repetitive behaviors
• social anxiety
• superior abilities in mathematics and related disciplines, in some cases
• the need to arrange items in a specific order

Lots of people have lots of these. I don't trust anything about hyped subjects. They're categorizing everyone as autists these days. What do they want me to do? Go to a psychiatrist so he can fuck me up majorly with meds because I have minor autistic symptoms? Hell no.
These bastards don't know anything. 20 years from now we're going to have:
- Debunked theories
- "Researchers" and doctors with full bank accounts
- Fucked up people as a result of said debunked theories

 

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Lots of people have lots of these. I don't trust anything about hyped subjects. They're categorizing everyone as autists these days. What do they want me to do? Go to a psychiatrist so he can fuck me up majorly with meds because I have minor autistic symptoms? Hell no.

Just take the meds so we don't have to deal with you incel

 

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• clumsiness
• difficulty making conversation
• difficulty making or maintaining close friendships
• discomfort during eye contact
• only having an interest in a few activities
• preference for solitary activities
• repetitive behaviors
• social anxiety

I agree with above. These are the ones I "think" I have but it seems all of that can be condensed into "social anxiety"
So then I feel most people with social disorders or just simply anxiety can be labeled as this or that especially in regards to autism. It's going to be an inevitability that most adults have autism. Then they use the stupid fucking "spectrum" even if you dont have it the doctors can use the bullshit spectrum to state you have a very mild case of it. It's all just bullshit imo