JFL I feel like theres a stereotype about autistic men being sexist. How can I break this stereotype?

[Lv99_BixNood]

View: https://old.reddit.com/r/AskFeminists/comments/1ru0xxp/i_feel_like_theres_a_stereotype_about_autistic/

I'm autistic and i'm worried that autism in men is becoming associated with inceldom and blackpill ideology.

Autistic virgin but not incel detected

 

[VanGobbel]

oofy doofy retard

 

[subindian]

he will find his way here in time

 

[Onlywaifusareforme]

Future .is top poster

 

[deleted dude]

always the tistos in denial ruining our name and slandering us

 

[Pancakecel]

r/askfeminists

 

[unknowninceI]

oofy doofy retard

 

[SpookySpook]

Therapy bro, it will solve all your problems

 

[keithbauhaus]

From a reply on the thread:

In my experience, the stereotype is more that sexist men will claim autism to excuse their bad behavior.

This is an incredibly presumptuous remark. How does she know the men who have (allegedly) been sexist toward her are lying about having autism? Some of them have likely received a professional diagnosis (possibly against their will like me), and it's incredibly conceited (and disgusting) to dismiss someones claims without knowing the actual truth.

And let's say they are lying about their autism: what "sexist" remarks have they said that enables them to use autism as a cop-out excuse? I guarantee you I'd be banned on that subreddit for asking this question (even if I dial back my post's tone). I also wonder if she also exhibits sexist behavior toward men (which could be why men are sexist right back to her)

 

[Lonly ghost]

It's all just false accusations.

Women accuse any man of being sexist or a creep , just because she does not like him. He does not have to do anything, she will call him a bad person just because she does not like him.