Do you guys know any genuine autists IRL? not counting yourself

My brother
I've expressed my desire to murder him more than once

A younger cousin and Im pretty sure my nephew is slightly autistic, hes a very bright kid but when he was a baby he had issues learning english, likes to stack shit or put in line, spergs out if he does something incorrectly or theres change

My sister is autistic. She's considered high-functioning but has an issue with knowing when to go to the toilet so she wears "training pants" and will get violently angry if you call it a diaper. The only foods she really likes are peanut butter and boiled hot dogs, it's all I ever see her eat and I'm surprised she's not dead. Her hobbies include sitting in her room and folding napkins/paper into various shapes. I'd like to call it origami but they never resemble any actual patterns or objects.

My dad hates her. Of course he's never said that but I can tell he wants to smother her in her sleep.

How originally old is your sister?

Me and a buddy of mine, we go out of our way to annoy the normans in our lives.

She's eight.

>maths prodigy
>smart
I don't think it's just your friend that has autism user...

Yep, knew them from middle/high school. They were real cases, but i shared a classroom with them.

Because a functioning human being is only able to see what is directly in front of them, we (the autists) have our clairvoyant view of the world around us because we were denied a fair upbringing. We were born without what we needed, and our brains unable to cope with the trauma of such a thing began seeking out answers to questions we didn't even know we were asking. When you grow up functional, your brain has no need to search outwards for answers, only to retain what you already have.

As we grow up we begin to piece together from seeing other families that we grew up in abnormal situations, but truly being able to grow out of our autism (which is entirely possible) would require us to be bestowed with what we never had in the first place; a loving supportive family to force unto us an unconditional sense of purpose; a sense that we should be necessary outside of anything we can ever do to some other people.

Oh that's not that bad. I thought you were going to say in her teens.

There's a guy who lives in my town who probably qualifies. On sunny days he rides around on a bike with some kiddie wagons tied behind, old furniture and appliances piled high. Selling that shit for scrap is probably how he survives as I don't believe he has a job or any relatives to mooch off of. He's friendly enough but tough to understand. Insane speech impediment.

I feel terrible for the more severe autists though, most of them are completely dependent on their parents, who invariably take any money they make from neetbux or working. That shit should be illegal. And then there are the autists who will eat anything and everything, and in those cases their parents often have to lock them out of the kitchen.

What's even worse is most of the low functioning inexplicably aren't depressed or suicidal, so they won't actively seek ways to eliminate themselves from society. What's gonna happen to them when their parents get too old to work/live? They'll have nowhere to go but private correctional facilities, where they'll be treated even worse.

>tfw I'm the town autist

There was this guy I was friends with during high school who was a pretty big autist. He was obsessed with things like transformers and mortal combat (mainly the character scorpion), often did impressions of fictional characters (mainly that old pedo herbet from family guy), he was even the president of our shitty little anime club.

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I've known quite a few.

Im also bad at shooter games. It is like I cant move both analog sticks simoultaneously or something

back in elementary school i had an ultra autistic friend who never talked to anyone except me because i was also a lonely autistic kid who was kicked out of the group of people i followed around.

get him into lol if he has good reaction time

No,m autists repel each other like same sides of a magnet

What was his name? Also what state?

Nah he's something else if you talk to him. Not just maths he's good at, but maths is obviously the subject where geniuses stand out the most

We play on pc but yeah he's crap at aiming in those situations where both people have spotted each other and you're trying to line up a shot

He already plays it, I think he's quite good but I don't really know much about it

I spent two summers in an aspie summer camp despite not being autistic. Thanks mom you fucking cunt.

I found out recently that a guy in my class has diagnosed aspegers. He's a cool dude and if he didn't tell me i'd never figure it out. Only thing off about him is that he seems a bit anxious when talking.

I used to work with a guy I could tell had autism just by watching him talk. He was really nice but he made me insecure and hope other people don't see me like I saw him.
Even if he did somehow manage to have a gf while I don't.

No one truly knows anyone. It's all a lie, a joke we tell. We are all alone and face uncertainty, so we put on the easiest act to endure.

>What was his name?
Vincent
>State
California. Not sure why that matters.

One of my besties is an autist. He laughs maniacally at anime and always has a dazed look on his face when talking to people. he's pretty fun to watch shows with.

>not sure why that matters
use your intuition breh. u are clearly an xSxx, amirite guys xD. nah but onbiously it's cause he he knows of someone who fits that description so he was trying to find out if it was the same person

I had a kid with similar interests and mannerisms in my school (eastern NC). But he wasn't a president of any clubs.

my brother has aspergers, like a hard form
he was a history/politics/langauges prodigy , but laer in teen years licing in the same house was so hard with him.
I think I will never have kids just because I am afraid they'll be like that (fembot)

Whats he doing now?