autism

Nah, sounds more like Aspergers, which is on the Autism spectrum, but not as bad. I have it, and it basically means you don't learn to feel emotions as you experience them, as other people do. You have to manually tell yourself "This is something sad, so I should feel sad". I know it's awkward and seems stupid at first, but keep it up and within a few weeks you'll be experiencing feelings.

I was diagnosed with this at a younger age, but I just imagined myself being sad or happy in certain situations and it works! I've recently had an Aspbergers diagnosis test and the results came back that I was completely normal.

Don't give up. It feels so good being able to feel emotions :)

>>17885664

you're fine anon. stop trying to say
>i think im different, so i must be mentally ill.

you dont need to deal with anything if you dont need therapy for it.

you're not a high functioning retard.

you're a retardedly functioning normie.

>>17886342
>Nah, sounds more like Aspergers, which is on the Autism spectrum, but not as bad. I have it, and it basically means you don't learn to feel emotions as you experience them, as other people do. You have to manually tell yourself "This is something sad, so I should feel sad"

That doesn't sound like me at all, at least when I am by myself. If I am around others it becomes a bit harder to fallow along with the mood

>>17886342
>you don't learn to feel emotions as you experience them
but isn't feeling an emotion the same as experiencing it?

>>17886560
He meant to say "expressing".

Autists don't express emotion super well, and have trouble reading other people's body language and facial expressions. Also we get super fucking pissed about inane shit sometimes like change of plans. E.g. My mom asked if I could pick up milk the other day before stopping by her place to visit. I got irrationally upset about it and had to internally calm myself down and tell myself it's irrational.