>has single solitary interests (like making apple-based goods)

>>30223065
Why every single one of you fucks believes that ponies have mental illness?

>>30223065
>has single solitary interests (like making apple-based goods)
Only she bakes and enjoys baking non-apple based goods, she just has a career she loves
>Is generally good-tempered
That's kinda the opposite of autism
>Difficult for her to handle social interaction
Name one scene
>becomes much worse when too many people are around her and focusing on her
If a bunch of dudes were outright destroying your store you'd be pissed too
>spends her time in a simple town doing a simple job
That's not even a symptom of aspergers

Besides, we already have a legitimate aspie in the show, her names Maud

>>30223065
No. But I wouldn't be surprised if you revealed you had it.

>>30223065
>is generally good-tempered
>difficult for her to handle social interaction
>becomes much worse when too many people are around her and focusing on her
[Citations needed]

>>30223065
>difficult for her to handle social interaction
u wot

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>>30223083
I don't think they have full on mental illnesses, but physiology insight definitely exists. Celestia was worried of Starlight getting a form of PTSD from her dream.

Also Starlight definitely has stress and anxiety, and I'd even say possibly a little OCD

>>30223065

reminder that everyone in that village wanted to be part of Starlight's village

the whole town, from Sugar Belle to Feather Bangs has severe mental issues

Maud's introduction to the series felt like they looked up a list of traits characteristic of aspergers. And I'm cool with that.

>>30223083
projection

>>30223307
There are a lot of shots of her in bed, just what are they trying to pull here?