Discussion Why people laughed about the way I walk (walk-style) back in high school (10 years ago)?

[Asgard]

Walkstyle, in case you got confused by thread's title. I apologize for the lack of expression in this language.

So, focusing back on the topic, why people made fun of the way I walk back then? I didn't really swing my arms like other people. I also remember that was the very first time I started to place my hands on my pockets... until today.

 

[Asgard]

I just don't get it why bullies focused on the way I walk. Why?

 

[Balding Subhuman]

Are you non-NT? People have different kind of strolls. Chad walks with long steps with confidence.

Also some people have noted that gay men walk more like women walk. Like they sway their hips a bit.

 

[Asgard]

Are you non-NT?

A Polish user from 2020 in this forum stated that I'm a bored "neurotypical troll". Of course, I ended up insulting and belittling him because he seemed like a threat to me due to his various replies. Now, as for answering your question, no... given from what I remember long before my journey into SSRIs and antipsychotics (due to irritability(?), mainly).

Many years ago — back when I was a child, obviously — my parents found out I was probably on the "spectrum" but, strangely enough, mother told me they refused to believe in the diagnosis. Maybe I've masked everything all along? Well, according to a Brazilian user with Aspergers (I remember his nationality) told me about the possibility of me being a schizoid.

 

[Asgard]

Updated my message. Re-read it if you're able to.

 

[Asgard]

I will be awaiting for your reply. Thank you.

 

[Asgard]

Updated.

 

[Diddy]

Did you have a fruity walk like this

He's also fat which makes that walk even funnier.

 

[Asgard]

He's also fat which makes that walk even funnier.

People wondered why I didn't swing my arms (one of my bullies made fun of it). Nowadays, I try to swing them while holding a small object when people look at me or I end putting them back into my pockets because I don't want to do something manually.