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It's Over People can sense your autism

Lazyandtalentless

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You think you’re masking?

You think you’re blending in?

You’re not.

They know.

They know within seconds.

You could copy every neurotypical behavior from a checklist…

  • Smile at the right time
  • Nod during conversations
  • Dress like them
  • Force eye contact
  • Script your responses
Doesn’t matter.

They still feel it. The discomfort. The stiffness. The unnatural pauses.

Your body language is off.

Your timing is off.

Your whole energy is off.

They can’t explain it… but they feel it.

It’s like an internal radar…

“This person’s weird. Not one of us.”

And once they clock you as different, you’re DONE.

Every word after that is ignored. Every interaction becomes forced. You’re boxed into “awkward, creepy, weird” and left there.

It’s not what you say… it’s how you say it.

It’s your facial expressions. Your pacing. The wrong laugh at the wrong time.

The split-second delay before responding. The overly literal tone. The robotic vibe.

They don’t need a diagnosis.

You already show it.

People can smell that you’re autistic the same way they can smell fear or desperation.

They just know you’re not normal.

They:
  • Talk to you like a child
  • Avoid sitting next to you
  • Laugh at you, not with you
  • Never invite you out
  • Exclude you without ever saying why
You’re just “off” to them.

Doesn’t matter how kind, smart, or well-meaning you are.

In this world, being off is a death sentence socially.

You can learn all the NT tricks.

Read every book. Practice in the mirror.

Copy every facial expression from YouTube.

Still won’t be enough.

You can’t fake what you never had.

And unless you’re rich, hot, or insanely talented, no one’s going to look past it.

This is the curse of autism…
Hyper-aware of your own isolation, completely powerless to stop it.
 
i Could care Less.
They will Also git to Die and meet the maggots Underneath.

What have they Truly gained in this Shit?
 
No, they can sense your looks with their eyes.

Stop coping buddy, looks are the only thing that matters.
 
Breeders deserve to Die.
And Total wigger Death.

Say no more Pottah.
 
No, they can sense your looks with their eyes.

Stop coping buddy, looks are the only thing that matters.
It’s both. Autism + being unattractive = social death
 
You think you’re masking?

You think you’re blending in?

You’re not.

They know.

They know within seconds.

You could copy every neurotypical behavior from a checklist…

  • Smile at the right time
  • Nod during conversations
  • Dress like them
  • Force eye contact
  • Script your responses
Doesn’t matter.

They still feel it. The discomfort. The stiffness. The unnatural pauses.

Your body language is off.

Your timing is off.

Your whole energy is off.

They can’t explain it… but they feel it.

It’s like an internal radar…

“This person’s weird. Not one of us.”

And once they clock you as different, you’re DONE.

Every word after that is ignored. Every interaction becomes forced. You’re boxed into “awkward, creepy, weird” and left there.

It’s not what you say… it’s how you say it.

It’s your facial expressions. Your pacing. The wrong laugh at the wrong time.

The split-second delay before responding. The overly literal tone. The robotic vibe.

They don’t need a diagnosis.

You already show it.

People can smell that you’re autistic the same way they can smell fear or desperation.

They just know you’re not normal.

They:
  • Talk to you like a child
  • Avoid sitting next to you
  • Laugh at you, not with you
  • Never invite you out
  • Exclude you without ever saying why
You’re just “off” to them.

Doesn’t matter how kind, smart, or well-meaning you are.

In this world, being off is a death sentence socially.

You can learn all the NT tricks.

Read every book. Practice in the mirror.

Copy every facial expression from YouTube.

Still won’t be enough.

You can’t fake what you never had.

And unless you’re rich, hot, or insanely talented, no one’s going to look past it.

This is the curse of autism…
Hyper-aware of your own isolation, completely powerless to stop it.
water. ik nigga everyone knows im fucked.
 
needlessly long OP but yes it's true
Women are capable of detecting some shy autist from miles away but lack the capability to detect an abusive partner
Really makes you think
 
I can actually feel the autism on my face when interacting with people.
 
Just a few seconds are enough...


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No, they can sense your looks with their eyes.

Stop coping buddy, looks are the only thing that matters.
not exactly, ofc normies will exclude you because you can't socialize normally. only if you're chad they wont care. incel/sub5/normie they will care and its important if you are nt or not.
 
You think you’re masking?

You think you’re blending in?

You’re not.

They know.

They know within seconds.

You could copy every neurotypical behavior from a checklist…

  • Smile at the right time
  • Nod during conversations
  • Dress like them
  • Force eye contact
  • Script your responses
Doesn’t matter.

They still feel it. The discomfort. The stiffness. The unnatural pauses.

Your body language is off.

Your timing is off.

Your whole energy is off.

They can’t explain it… but they feel it.

It’s like an internal radar…

“This person’s weird. Not one of us.”

And once they clock you as different, you’re DONE.

Every word after that is ignored. Every interaction becomes forced. You’re boxed into “awkward, creepy, weird” and left there.

It’s not what you say… it’s how you say it.

It’s your facial expressions. Your pacing. The wrong laugh at the wrong time.

The split-second delay before responding. The overly literal tone. The robotic vibe.

They don’t need a diagnosis.

You already show it.

People can smell that you’re autistic the same way they can smell fear or desperation.

They just know you’re not normal.

They:
  • Talk to you like a child
  • Avoid sitting next to you
  • Laugh at you, not with you
  • Never invite you out
  • Exclude you without ever saying why
You’re just “off” to them.

Doesn’t matter how kind, smart, or well-meaning you are.

In this world, being off is a death sentence socially.

You can learn all the NT tricks.

Read every book. Practice in the mirror.

Copy every facial expression from YouTube.

Still won’t be enough.

You can’t fake what you never had.

And unless you’re rich, hot, or insanely talented, no one’s going to look past it.

This is the curse of autism…
Hyper-aware of your own isolation, completely powerless to stop it.
Woww brutal truthnvkes I'm demotivated even more after reading this
 
Holy suifuel, yeah this is so true.
 
not exactly, ofc normies will exclude you because you can't socialize normally. only if you're chad they wont care. incel/sub5/normie they will care and its important if you are nt or not.
 
It's more so if you're ugly and autistic foids are likely to think you are more autistic since your looks failo will fuck you over
 
Unfortunatly, I can relate to this. For much of my life, I always felt like the odd one out, but didn't know why, but now it's probably my autism. When I try to talk to others/join a friend group, I always feel like I'm getting somewhat rejected. I don't feel normal. I do still try to talk to others, but it feel harder for me. My parents don't understand this.
 
It’s both. Autism + being unattractive = social death
This whole thing about autism is a massive cope. LOOKS are the ONLY thing that matters-
not exactly, ofc normies will exclude you because you can't socialize normally. only if you're chad they wont care. incel/sub5/normie they will care and its important if you are nt or not.
False. People treat you and communicate with you completely based on your LOOKS only.
 
You think you’re masking?

You think you’re blending in?

You’re not.

They know.

They know within seconds.

You could copy every neurotypical behavior from a checklist…

  • Smile at the right time
  • Nod during conversations
  • Dress like them
  • Force eye contact
  • Script your responses
Doesn’t matter.

They still feel it. The discomfort. The stiffness. The unnatural pauses.

Your body language is off.

Your timing is off.

Your whole energy is off.

They can’t explain it… but they feel it.

It’s like an internal radar…

“This person’s weird. Not one of us.”

And once they clock you as different, you’re DONE.

Every word after that is ignored. Every interaction becomes forced. You’re boxed into “awkward, creepy, weird” and left there.

It’s not what you say… it’s how you say it.

It’s your facial expressions. Your pacing. The wrong laugh at the wrong time.

The split-second delay before responding. The overly literal tone. The robotic vibe.

They don’t need a diagnosis.

You already show it.

People can smell that you’re autistic the same way they can smell fear or desperation.

They just know you’re not normal.

They:
  • Talk to you like a child
  • Avoid sitting next to you
  • Laugh at you, not with you
  • Never invite you out
  • Exclude you without ever saying why
You’re just “off” to them.

Doesn’t matter how kind, smart, or well-meaning you are.

In this world, being off is a death sentence socially.

You can learn all the NT tricks.

Read every book. Practice in the mirror.

Copy every facial expression from YouTube.

Still won’t be enough.

You can’t fake what you never had.

And unless you’re rich, hot, or insanely talented, no one’s going to look past it.

This is the curse of autism…
Hyper-aware of your own isolation, completely powerless to stop it.
Michael C Hall Showtime GIF by Dexter

Me when they know that I know what they know of what they know
 
True. Even in online communities (where nobody knows my face or heighr) nobody liked me because of my ND behaviour, meanwhile others who joined way later than me socialised immediately with others. So the argument that its only looks is false.
 
Accurate and bookmarked, people didn't just manage to tell irl but also online too
 
You think you’re masking?

You think you’re blending in?

You’re not.

They know.

They know within seconds.

You could copy every neurotypical behavior from a checklist…

  • Smile at the right time
  • Nod during conversations
  • Dress like them
  • Force eye contact
  • Script your responses
Doesn’t matter.

They still feel it. The discomfort. The stiffness. The unnatural pauses.

Your body language is off.

Your timing is off.

Your whole energy is off.

They can’t explain it… but they feel it.

It’s like an internal radar…

“This person’s weird. Not one of us.”

And once they clock you as different, you’re DONE.

Every word after that is ignored. Every interaction becomes forced. You’re boxed into “awkward, creepy, weird” and left there.

It’s not what you say… it’s how you say it.

It’s your facial expressions. Your pacing. The wrong laugh at the wrong time.

The split-second delay before responding. The overly literal tone. The robotic vibe.

They don’t need a diagnosis.

You already show it.

People can smell that you’re autistic the same way they can smell fear or desperation.

They just know you’re not normal.

They:
  • Talk to you like a child
  • Avoid sitting next to you
  • Laugh at you, not with you
  • Never invite you out
  • Exclude you without ever saying why
You’re just “off” to them.

Doesn’t matter how kind, smart, or well-meaning you are.

In this world, being off is a death sentence socially.

You can learn all the NT tricks.

Read every book. Practice in the mirror.

Copy every facial expression from YouTube.

Still won’t be enough.

You can’t fake what you never had.

And unless you’re rich, hot, or insanely talented, no one’s going to look past it.

This is the curse of autism…
Hyper-aware of your own isolation, completely powerless to stop it.
Brilliant thread. I would say it is a chemical imbalance. Like a pheromone that says "stay away from me. Im not human". You know, from YEARS AND YEARS of not fitting in anywhere amd being unwanted by everyone.

To support this theory, notice how some people just, well, stink. Doesnt matter what they do to "rinse it off" they still AT LEAST "look like they stink" (to normies, that is)...

It is not a stage play. Its a blockbuster movie, and if you werent born into it/for it, forget it.

"Its a big club! And you aint in it!" George Carlin
 
Yes, there are studies backing this up. Even normies recognize how fucked Autistics have it.
 
Low functioning autistic Chad gets more attention than a high functioning autistic ugly incel like me
 
Some people still manage to mask successfully (and it makes their lives very hard, yeah). Of course, not being ugly helps. But this whole forum is cooked (ugliness + bad masking), I guess.
 
This whole thing about autism is a massive cope. LOOKS are the ONLY thing that matters-

False. People treat you and communicate with you completely based on your LOOKS only.
You provided a lot of good arguments, thanks :feelsokman:
 
I get what you're saying and I appreciate the artistic effort but this reads like some cuck humiliation fetish pasta to me. It's like a "you're worthless you're nothing" mantra. I already had a lot of it coming from other people growing up, and I don't want it coming from the inside too.

I've seen people successfully mask and this is also what I can do, after years of trying, provided I have enough energy at the moment. I'm not saying it's easy though, but you should strive towards mastering it if you want a chance at life. It takes time and effort. There will be a lot of fuck ups at first. Harder if you're ltn and below.
 
True. Even in online communities (where nobody knows my face or heighr) nobody liked me because of my ND behaviour, meanwhile others who joined way later than me socialised immediately with others. So the argument that its only looks is false.
NTs always socialize quickly, form groups, cliques etc both in real life and online. I remember how first hour in college these NTs never saw each other before but they quickly got acquainted with each other, and no, they weren't Chads.
 
THIS IS THE GREATEST POST EVER
 
FUCK MAN IM SHAKING
 
You think you’re masking?

You think you’re blending in?

You’re not.

They know.

They know within seconds.

You could copy every neurotypical behavior from a checklist…

  • Smile at the right time
  • Nod during conversations
  • Dress like them
  • Force eye contact
  • Script your responses
Doesn’t matter.

They still feel it. The discomfort. The stiffness. The unnatural pauses.

Your body language is off.

Your timing is off.

Your whole energy is off.

They can’t explain it… but they feel it.

It’s like an internal radar…

“This person’s weird. Not one of us.”

And once they clock you as different, you’re DONE.

Every word after that is ignored. Every interaction becomes forced. You’re boxed into “awkward, creepy, weird” and left there.

It’s not what you say… it’s how you say it.

It’s your facial expressions. Your pacing. The wrong laugh at the wrong time.

The split-second delay before responding. The overly literal tone. The robotic vibe.

They don’t need a diagnosis.

You already show it.

People can smell that you’re autistic the same way they can smell fear or desperation.

They just know you’re not normal.

They:
  • Talk to you like a child
  • Avoid sitting next to you
  • Laugh at you, not with you
  • Never invite you out
  • Exclude you without ever saying why
You’re just “off” to them.

Doesn’t matter how kind, smart, or well-meaning you are.

In this world, being off is a death sentence socially.

You can learn all the NT tricks.

Read every book. Practice in the mirror.

Copy every facial expression from YouTube.

Still won’t be enough.

You can’t fake what you never had.

And unless you’re rich, hot, or insanely talented, no one’s going to look past it.

This is the curse of autism…
Hyper-aware of your own isolation, completely powerless to stop it.
All of this plus ur looks is the reason you’re fucked. If you were chad or a normie then it wouldn’t matter
 
This is obvious for any social abnormality. The first day I started my last job, it was evident to everyone that I wasn’t well socialized as a kid.
 
You provided a lot of good arguments, thanks :feelsokman:
Neither did you. Thing is, there are dozens of studies even that clearly show that looks and height are basically the only thing that matters. They are a filter which dictate how people treat you and how people want to read you. If you pass the looks threshold you are in the clear, you can be awkward, dreamy, quircky, whatever. If you do not look normal enough, you are out, no matter your "personality".

An exception obviously would be the few cases of people that are genuine autists that can hardly wipe their own ass and sqeek when someone touches them or something like that. But they are not the people on here claiming to have "muh autism".

"autism" copers usually are just uggos that are simply still to unaccepting of reality. As an oldcel i remember the emergence of "muh adhd" a couple years ago. Nowadays it's "muh autism", just laughable.

"i-ts's r-really not my looks g-guys, it's my aUtIsM"
- man with bad bone structure
 

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