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You know you are autistic if -

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Don't take it very seriously, but this is not supposed to be a joke thread

It is supposed to be about our lifes.
 
- you never know when to talk in a group conversation but you notice everybody else does.

- you search a doctor based on which one makes appointments over e-mails.
 
When you hear people talk about selfish behaviour like it's perfectly normal and you just boil up and want to shout "NO THAT'S REALLY HORRIBLE, STOP IT!!!!"
 
When hearing the use of power tools outside your house sounds and feels less like people doing work... and more like the arrival of the apocalypse.

(I had a tree fall today - thankfully no property damage - but the power tools are making me want to bury my head in the ground!)
 
You can visualize every part of a vehicle functioning as you drive, and can feel what parts are being stressed or are broken. But you can't read people or feel their pain.
 
You know your an aspie when the doorbell rings and you and your husband both look at one another, nod your heads and stay silent until the person goes away.
 
You suspect clothing tags were designed specifically as torture devices.

(Why else would the world's softest pajamas come with a tag that feels like a dagger in my neck sewn into the seam so that if I try to remove it the whole seam comes apart!?!?!:mad:
 

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