People here don't assume everyone is a normal, but they can be a bit on edge and jump to conclusions very easily. Just try not to worry about it too much.

>Where do people with autism fall into the whole world of imageboard otaku and hikki?
I imagine that there aren't many neurotpyical NEETs online.

>>31837
Weird, maybe it's just the most vocal ones then.

Many do seem to integrate into society, I never will though.


>I quite literally have no choice between the hikkineet life and starvation while homeless.

I feel that too. Even when I try working, it never goes well and I feel miserable. I can't see myself surviving it.

There is literally nothing special about people with autism that are above low functioning autistic folks. I'm 100% confident and certain I'm a high functioning autistic person and I'm not that much different from non-autistic people. You just interpret the world and situations slightly different than other people and may have some sensitivities to sound, touch, and visuals.

>>31833
On most NEET/hikikmmori imageboards I find its usually a contest to see who can have the most fake diagnoses. They seem to think the more debilitating the mental illness,the more "hikki" you are.

>>31910
>I'm 100% confident and certain I'm a high functioning autistic person
Yeah, you and every other ford driver posting on imageboards. Nowadays everybody seems to think they have autism. It's not just "social anxiety teehee". Even high-functioning autism makes it impossible to perform tasks most people consider normal.

>>31937
yeah we all know that being damaged is moe as all fuck, but i wish those people want to talk advantage of damage-moe would just put on an elbow bandage or an eye patch instead of talking about themselves on the internet contsantly. i shouldn't even bother mentioning that someone who fakes an illness and then wears it on their sleeve for attention would fit the profile of a self-centered sadistic narcissist rather than an autistic.