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I've seen some posts that advocates that autists usually have 'chad' or 'masucline' facial features, e.g. broad face and autists are 'extreme male' JFL.
You can autistically twerk things to your way as you want, no matter what 'science' articles says or something, autists are not extreme male.
There is no mention of inhibition or aggression behavior whatsoever, which is linked to T level, considered 'masculine'
Does that (example) autist with beta looking face, who plays computer 24/7 with high inhibition is gonna malemogs the chad who goes out to parties and do things without inhibition??
Second part I'm gonna comment on my anecdotal evidence of my observation on autistic individuals.
I've seen autists all my life, usually they're extremely easy to spot by their behavior and talking pattern. They tend to have poor facial hygiene (lack of shaving) and awkward poses, however what stands out is that...
Most autists I know are horsefaced incels with weak jawlines, looking like the typical 'nerd' guy at your group.
There are some autists that are normal looking but their behavior gives them away. But most are below average, with weak features.
Weak jawline and recessed chin seems to be a defining feature for autistic individuals.
Typical Western Autist
Typical Asian Autist (with longer face)
What do you think?
You can autistically twerk things to your way as you want, no matter what 'science' articles says or something, autists are not extreme male.
The first theory, known as the empathising-systemising theory of typical sex differences, posits that, on average, females will score higher on tests of empathy than males, and that, on average, males will score higher on tests of systemising than females.
Empathy is the drive to recognise another person’s state of mind and to respond to another person’s state of mind with an appropriate emotion. Systemising is the drive to analyse or build a system where a system is defined as anything that follows rules or patterns.
The second theory, known as the extreme male brain theory of autism, extends the empathising-systemising theory. It posits that autistic people will, on average, show a shift towards “masculinised” scores on measures of empathy and systemising. In other words, they will score below average on empathy tests, but score at least average, or even above average, on systemising tests.
The data on the almost 700,000 people in our study (including over 36,000 autistic people) came from an online survey carried out for the Channel 4 documentary, Are you autistic? Our analysis of this data robustly confirmed the predictions of these two theories.
Empathy is the drive to recognise another person’s state of mind and to respond to another person’s state of mind with an appropriate emotion. Systemising is the drive to analyse or build a system where a system is defined as anything that follows rules or patterns.
The second theory, known as the extreme male brain theory of autism, extends the empathising-systemising theory. It posits that autistic people will, on average, show a shift towards “masculinised” scores on measures of empathy and systemising. In other words, they will score below average on empathy tests, but score at least average, or even above average, on systemising tests.
The data on the almost 700,000 people in our study (including over 36,000 autistic people) came from an online survey carried out for the Channel 4 documentary, Are you autistic? Our analysis of this data robustly confirmed the predictions of these two theories.
There is no mention of inhibition or aggression behavior whatsoever, which is linked to T level, considered 'masculine'
Does that (example) autist with beta looking face, who plays computer 24/7 with high inhibition is gonna malemogs the chad who goes out to parties and do things without inhibition??
Second part I'm gonna comment on my anecdotal evidence of my observation on autistic individuals.
I've seen autists all my life, usually they're extremely easy to spot by their behavior and talking pattern. They tend to have poor facial hygiene (lack of shaving) and awkward poses, however what stands out is that...
Most autists I know are horsefaced incels with weak jawlines, looking like the typical 'nerd' guy at your group.
There are some autists that are normal looking but their behavior gives them away. But most are below average, with weak features.
Weak jawline and recessed chin seems to be a defining feature for autistic individuals.
Typical Western Autist
Typical Asian Autist (with longer face)
What do you think?
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