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Totally!!This is the sort of thing though you won't likely find in professional medical websites about autism. ...lol. Though whether it really does reflect an autistic trait I have no idea! But is always amusing to find others with the same "eccentricities" others have here.
It goes together with many other things that we have difficulty with because of their inauthenticity - such as the "how are you" greeting.I had no idea that the struggle with gifts might be an autistic thing! Thank you for this post/realization
