Ask a low functioning autistic anything

This AMA is the only useful thing I can do, baka
My dad says he wants me to be successful despite my autism though, also you guys Judge That

Ask me anything, this is at least the only useful thing I can contribute to society

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Stop making threads, you're boring

Oh wow
well, my train of thought was, that since I'm a low functioning autistic my ama would be unique

what is your daily routine like

Usually my mom wakes me up, I'm really groggy in the morning and it takes me a while to wake up
I eat a froze breakfast biscuit something in the morning
then I spend all day on my laptop, usually I post something privately to my blog analyzing myself, since I'm autistic and I'm probably doing something wrong, so that's why I analyze myself and try to get rid of any bad habits,

I also "stalk" other autistic people online, so I can learn from them, and I check to make sure they're diagnosed and not people who say they're autistic as a insult or something quirky

So that's my routine, it barely changes, my stalking thing is questionable and I feel like its Something you Should Not Do but I do it for my own reason or doxx the people,

What kind of movies or tv shows do you like?

Hmm
I haven't been watching any movies or tv shows lately
None at the moment I guess, any video watching I do is just random youtubers on youtube

How low functioning? Can you talk?

when did you get diagnosed with autism? what led to the diagnosis?

Pt 1
Hey, so I know fucking r9k is not the best place to get actual advice but hey maybe mine can help a little.

So an old girlfriend of mine had a similar situation to yours, and I was actually the one that helped her move from where you are to being really happy. It was simultaneously the proudest and saddest moment because her life got so good she decided she didn't need me anymore.

>use what you consider a disadvantage or quirk to your advantage. You said you constantly double check your work because your worried you made a mistake. There are fields where this is a huge asset, and something alot of normal people don't do instinctivly.
>consider an artistic/creative field, sure they are not as glamorous as a white or blue collar jobs but mistakes are more tolerable and that habit of constantly checking your own work is great for digital art, painting, sketching. These jobs allow you to work on your own schedule and take your time with projects your autism could make challenging.
>Put the time you spend on the internet to use. Sure you could watch a shit ton of let's plays and other bullshit. Or you could watch tutorials and informative videos. (keeping with the artistic theme, Bob Ross, he always said "there are no such things as mistakes, just happy accidents." )