Lv99_BixNood
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I've always been a gigasperg so I suspected I was autistic and did some tests at my psychiatrist a few years ago, turns out I'm actually "normal". But my personality is still basically indistinguishable from a legit autist:
I have no hobbies (not even incel shit like anime or gaming, I only play games to kill time). My main "hobby" is staring in the air and obsessing about autistic shit nobody cares about (I have OCD so that's probably why), that's how I spend 80% of my day. Because I have no hobbies I also have literally nothing to talk about with other people. Even when among incels and they're talking about anime and games or whatever I can't follow because none of that interests me.
I have the same routine (if you can call it like that) every day and am terrified of change. When I buy groceries I always buy the same stuff, no variation whatsoever. On rare occasions I try out a new brand or new flavor of something I know I like already, but generally it's always the same.
And tons of other things I forgot to mention. It sucks being a legit sperg when you can't even use the excuse of having autism
I have no hobbies (not even incel shit like anime or gaming, I only play games to kill time). My main "hobby" is staring in the air and obsessing about autistic shit nobody cares about (I have OCD so that's probably why), that's how I spend 80% of my day. Because I have no hobbies I also have literally nothing to talk about with other people. Even when among incels and they're talking about anime and games or whatever I can't follow because none of that interests me.
I have the same routine (if you can call it like that) every day and am terrified of change. When I buy groceries I always buy the same stuff, no variation whatsoever. On rare occasions I try out a new brand or new flavor of something I know I like already, but generally it's always the same.
And tons of other things I forgot to mention. It sucks being a legit sperg when you can't even use the excuse of having autism