>>64132
i mean yes japanese people like em young but i dont they "hit the wall" especially asian people tend to look older a lot later, like 40-50 year olds can essily pass of as 30
>>64134
they are both diagnosed i was diagnosed with autism as a child or toddler idk the age limit when a toddler becomes a child so idk
and i got diagnosed wth adhd in late teenager years but if you are so skeptic and mean already why would you ask? i think you would still say i am lying or sth

by the way i dont like self diagnosing as a whole concept and i really really hate people that are like hehe im autistic xp :3 hehe ugh it actually makes me imagine incredibly violent shots of them getting killed in numerous ways but i dont know i do not conciously think of this or would do it but idk i used to watch a lot of gore so lol fuckrd my brain a lot ahah i will never let children if i have any at least use internet unsupervised

i promise ill post a pic in a sec bcs i have to refresh the thing to upload
>>64135
i was acting like a redditor
>>64137
im not saying that im saying how those in high power, rich people, that happen to be men because women werent allowed to work (men made this) made concious desicions that makes both men and womens lives harder. i am not trustful of anyone i meet both man and woman, but if i had to trust one i would chosr the woman because i am statistically less likelier to get murdered by a man than a woman
and i never said anything bad about autistic men. i just thought about how the societal and parental responsibilities or stuff they tell us to do for no reason other than "it was being done like this for years!" and on top of that you are expected to mask your autistic self which is again, thaught to girls earlier in childhood regardless of if they have autism or not you are just expected to be a certain way, while men are expected to show their emotions in anger more than happiness, and are in authority over women. you can see how harmful this can be to all men, but autism makes you understand things in a literal way most times. so i think that is why autistic males act in a certain aggressive or non-friendly, "cold approach" way, probably how they imagine a strong man perhaps? which may lead people to think he is "weird" or worse

i am just trying to understand i am not saying these happen to every autistic man but since i experience masking both my autism and my gender i was thinking about how a autistic man would do it