An Autist's neighbour

[Kat_1234567890]

Hello to everybody!
I'm perfectly non-autistic but it looks like I've been living under an autistic neighbour for 6 years, without realizing it.... I just want to ask one specific question and will do it shortly in an appropriate section.
I'm very glad to have found this forum!
Kat

 

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[Nitro]

Hi Kat

You are aware that on the autism spectrum or not, we all share the experience of being human, correct?

 

[Pats]

Hi Kat.

 

[Pats]

Can I ask what is 'perfectly non autistic'?

 

[Tom]

Welcome! We don't get perfect neurotypical specimens in here often. We hope you will feel right at home.

 

[BraidedPony]

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Welcome! We don't get perfect neurotypical specimens in here often. We hope you will feel right at home.

im laughing so loud right now, i hope im not bothering my neighbors....

 

[Juliettaa]

im laughing so loud right now, i hope im not bothering my neighbors....

Me too @BraidedPony - insane loud outbursts of laughter. And I won't be handing out a pack of Snickers to my neighbours; I'll be eating them myself

Can I ask what is 'perfectly non autistic'?

I'm interested in the answer to that as well @Pats

 

[Judge]

Kirk: Yes, Spock. Perfect Neurotypical specimens.
Spock: "Impossible, Captain."
Kirk: "I think I've just been insulted."
Yoda: "The force, Spock must use."
Spock: "That's illogical, since there is no such force."
Yoda: "Party-pooper is he."
McCoy: "Spock, is that little guy a relative of yours?"

Spock raises one eye-brow accordingly...

 

[tree]

I think that "perfectly non-autistic" meant that the OP
had no diagnosis of autism. That doesn't rule out some
other condition, however.

 

[SusanLR]

I think that "perfectly non-autistic" meant that the OP
had no diagnosis of autism. That doesn't rule out some
other condition, however.

Or maybe totally or completely could be used? Meaning fully NT?

 

[tree]

Or maybe totally or completely could be used? Meaning fully NT?

It looks to me as if the OP wanted to declare herself correct/normal
by describing herself as "perfectly non-autistic" in order to establish her
position as the wronged victim in her story of a situation she said
existed with a neighbor.

She made a point of expressing no commonality with anyone on the
spectrum. That doesn't rule out other possibilities, such as her being
paranoid, schizophrenic, or even a troll.