does your autism pass /lgbt/?

>>8763702
A few of these seem like they're more about NT same-gender peer groups.

My results were better than I expected, but not good enough to share.

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>>8763702
As an ftm the boys with autism really describes me, and I never saw myself as autistic

>>8763832
Relax, you're not a real boy so it doesn't apply to you.

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You be the judge, /taytaytaytay/.

I'm ftm and the girl autism applies to me more ._.

>>8763882
Are you into guys?

>>8763891
probably bi i guess

You have to be an autist to become a tranny to start with.

>>8763906
Yeah. There there.

>>8763882
Because there is no such thing as "girl autism"
Autism is an extremely masculinized mindset, so if you're autistic, you have a strongly male brain.

>>8763922
>there is no such thing as "girl autism"
>>8763737
>>8763744

>>8763922
I heard something where girl autism is not diagnosed as much as male autism because it would hurt a girls self esteem or something like that

>>8763953
Ooh, those poor girls.
It would hurt their fee-fees.
Oh how terrible!

I remember I could feel pain through my dental freezing and I said sorry after every time I said ow.
But also I'm a bully.

>honesty

I tell the truth most of the time, but it really depends on the situations and who I am dealing with. I don't usually lie to save face, but I will if it's around someone that I generally distrust.

>friendliness

Is this asking if my demeanor is friendly or if I have friends? Yes, I have friends, no I don't think I come off as overly friendly to a lot of people, but that's probably because I'm really quiet and shy.

>solitary

I'm introverted, yes, but solitude isn't something I actively seek most of the time. I generally enjoy going out with friends, but I can only handle so much. Does that make me solitary? I don't think so.

>flexibility

Is this asking if I can endure a flexible schedule? Most students my age that work have really irregular schedules, and I'm no exception. I don't really like it, but I don't think very many people enjoy it either.

>auditory sensations

By "hearing things others can't", is it implying stuff that isn't there, or really subtle things? I'd like to think that being a musician most of my life has trained my ear to pick up some things others can't, but I can't really be too sure.

>being frank

I'm terrible at that.

>having an interest

I love all kinds of arts but I wouldn't say I'm very good at any of it compared to a lot of people.

>perfectionist

If I know I can get away with half assing something, I will. If I care about it a lot, I will go all out.

>social interaction

As said before, I'm fairly shy, but that doesn't really mean I am reclusive.

>emotions

I can for a bit but it comes poring out by the end of the day most of the time.

>being likebale

I have no way of truly 100% knowing how my peers precieve me without my own biases and anxieties getting in the way of my judgement. I want to say I'm liked by my peers, but who wouldn't say that? I have no way of knowing for sure.

cont.

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>>8763702
bi mtf here (mostly transbian)
I'm quite scared recently because the more I read about autism, the more it seems to be something I may have. I definitely have some problems with body language and have horrible communication skills. I always have thought it was just my insecurity and if I "try and talk to more people" it'd go away. But I'm just unable to relate to most people, I never know if they understand my intentions well (they often don't and it makes me frustrated) and I often can't understand them as well. They just seem to be speaking "another language" sometimes and their thought patterns just seem alien. I've been getting accused of being rude or unempathetic (by my parents for example) through my entire life and it makes me feel bad because I don't think I am either of those. Also I have some problems with speaking what I want… Often I just can't say something, like my brain doesn't even let me and I'd just incoherently stutter if I tried. In this cases I prefer to write stuff down or text someone even if I'm standing next to them. For the same reason, I never talk with my sibling about anything deeper, I'm just unable to, it feels super awkward. It's a bit different with my parents or certain friends but there are still topics I just won't mention even if I wanted. I can't make friends IRL, all my friends are those who I met online first, they all happen to be total nerds after all. Talking online and typing is a lot easier… you can use emoticons which's meaning is pretty straight-forward in comparison to facial expressions. You only communicate what you want without those "but what does she REALLY wanna say" games of analysing seemingly unrelated signs.
I also may have some sensory issues related to autism tbqh. My body coordination is awful, in PE classes I pretty much wanted to jump in one direction and my body would jump in another for some reason or just stand still. I can also hear very high frequencies and it makes me feel anxious.

>>8763971
>blaming the people who are misdiagnosed for being patronized when they probably dislike being patronized and misdiagnosed

>>8764025
cont.

>affection

I show affection to people I care about, otherwise I probably wouldn't even be interacting with people that I wouldn't show affection to.

>befriend

I don't go out of my way to make new friends, but I don't dislike making friends either.

>listening to advice

I generally trust other people's prior experiences moreso than my own unless I've been proven otherwise to believe this.

>possible bullying

I was "bullied" but so were a lot of people back then. I don't really enjoy thinking about my childhood and growing up much.

>handwriting skills

I'd like to say I'm above average in this regard, but I probably have a bit of bias on this matter.

>books/movies

All of these genres are fairly vague and meaningless in the longrun. I enjoy some books in fantasy settings, I enjoy some movies that are action oriented, I wouldn't say I for sure enjoy those genres though.

>fashion sense

I'd be a lot more into this if I had more money, but right now I'm saving up for surgeries and moving, so I guess not. I care about how I look and don't just wear whatever if that's what this is asking.

>speech

I speak really soft and pretty calculated, but that's because I hate the sound of my own voice ringing in my head.

>apologetic

When I'm drunk, I do it to excess. When I'm sober, I'm fairly normal.

>speech tone or volume

I don't *think* I speak very monotone-ly, but maybe more so than others.

>mood swings

None of these really.

>depression

Isn't everyone prone though?

>sharing

If your my friend, then sure, if not, fuck off.

>withdrawal symptoms

I'm not entirely sure what kind of withdrawal this is referring to.

>socialize through intimation

I might? I have no idea. Everyone has to learn everything from someone right? Everyone has to imitate something? I don't know how to answer this.


t. bi ftm

rate my 'tisms

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FtM. Filled it out for shits and giggles, don't actually have autism. (I went to see a psychoeducational specialist at one point for something else, but ruling out autism was standard procedure.)

>>8764063
>not sharing
>not caring

much more yays than nays

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>>8763702
>cis les
>share most of the characteristics with the boys
wewlad

>>8764114
Boys will be boys :)
Dykes will be boys :)

>>8764068
>sharing
>a.k.a. giving your shit to people who hate you and will not give it back
I learned early. Get ya own, bitch!

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Am I autistic? I thought I might be high-functioning asperger's or something but never considered I might have "girl autism"

t. mtf

>>8763702
I'm mtf and I half like 70% of the girl autism
thank you anon. at least I can be a girl now, if only an autistic one

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>>8764759
*have like 70%

also pic

>>8763702
Bi transgirl here.
I have a lot of the feminine traits and a few of the masculine ones.
But my therapist and my parents and my friends, the people that understand my symptoms well, still think I'm a girl.
So I don't feel as much pressure to prove I have things in common with cis females, or as much distress when I don't.

Also, I don't have all of these common symptoms. I'm pretty sure I care about fashion and can take advice.

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have autism and this is what I got

>>8763702
While I've only done online tests for autism, they all say I have it.

I'm an mtf, and I identify with all but two of the things on the left hand side of that table.

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I think a lot of these traits are things that normal people have, but are far more severe in autistic people.

I hold a majority of the female autism traits, and so does my cis female best friend. We're both pretty nerdy but not overtly autistic or anything.

I work with an actual autistic boy and he's kind of hard to be around, admittedly. Zero social skills or volume control, complete inability to understand or comprehend viewpoints that aren't his own. Surprisingly enough he's pretty good at the job, but we all kind of tiptoe around him and keep interactions to a minimum. It sounds cruel, but after spending so much time locked in a room with him, you start to realize he's actually kind of an asshole.

>>8763702

Why make it transparent?