>he does the aspergers walk

There actually is a clinically defined autism walk. Not all autistic people have it but those that do all do the same thing. It's called toe walking. People who toe walk put most or all of their weight on the ball of foot and toes through the entire stride. Heel may not ever make contact with the ground.

>>38808482
do you have a video of it? it'd be fun to see in action

>>38808482
I do this a lot but only to avoid the cold and the feel of the floor. That's not autistic is it?

>>38808482
i think it's more prominent in young kids

>>38808722
well over sensitivity is a sigh of autism

>>38808482
I do that a lot when I walk barefoot to decrease the amount of contact I have with the floor, so I don't get too much debris stuck on my soles
I'm not autistic though.

>>38808797
>so I don't get too much debris stuck on my soles

>I'm not autistic though.

Izzat so?

>>38808698
Imagine walking in high heels without heels

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>>38808859
that sounds painfil ahon, wdo tthey not get wieird feet?

>>38808833
Maybe a little autistic in the 4chin sense but not actually autistic. That's been diagnosed.

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>>38808797
that's autism anon
please seek professional help

>>38809096
>please seek professional help
dont
https://www.liveleak.com/view?i=c31_1466476415

>>38809111
trips of truth, doctors are a scam

>>38808698

Sure. Skip to 5:00 in to the video below. This kid is moderately low functioning and his toe walking is quite severe. At 5:00 the therapist is trying to get him to keep his feet flat. He can do it for a few seconds and then you will see his heels rise. Kid then spends the remainder of the video standing on the balls of his feet.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7Mr263sqvA

>>38808729

It is and can be corrected with physical therapy.