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for the comrades in the autistic spectrum, how did you find out? (lemmygrad.ml)
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well, basically tik tok started recommending me a lot of videos about autism, adhd, audhd, aspergher's and that kind of thing more specifically. i started watching them and what they describe as 'symptoms' or whatever seem to match with a lot of things i tend to do. i then found a screening test which is used to see if a diagnostic is worth it (it's some kind of psichiatrically approved test) and my score was positive for asperghers. of course it doesn't mean anything because i need a professional but it got me thinking if maybe it is my own bias or if maybe i should try and seek professional help, a lot of my issues when it comes to my "professional" life i feel have been fucked up because of things that could be related to this, so that's what kind of bothers me, and also that maybe has impacted in some ways in my social life or social skills. but i dont know if maybe i'm just being dumb or not, so i'd like to know what it was for other comrades.

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[–] YeltsinHitByABus@lemmygrad.ml 4 points 1 day ago

I realized mostly on hearing the experience of other people with autism. So with cases like special interests, typing very long messages compared to others, rambling often when talking, and likely some other ones I don't remember. I've also taken some of the tests online for it, and typically gotten far past the artificial baseline the websites qualify for having autism. These aren't conclusive, and I haven't gotten a diagnosis due to not seeing the need to, and the hassle it would be to get one.