Does being “sweet” kind or nice have anything to do with being autistic rather than just simple personality traits?

[Anonymous]

[bobalife]

It’s personality traits. I recommend getting an appointment done by a professional such as a doctor to screening diagnosis of autistic disorder to find out. It’s funny that the trend these days people are throwing all types of terms and self-diagnosis than actually getting official diagnosis by professionals to really know.

[Anonymous]

No. If anything it's the opposite. This is why so many narcissists today CLAIM to be autistic. Because they claim it so it alleviates them from showing any sort of feelings towards the other person that is not about themselves.

It always kills me when I hear someone claim to be autistic to. Because when I was younger no one would have wanted to admit to being quasi-retarded.

This is why I'm glad I'm out of the dating scene.

[Anonymous]

Autism only goes back to 1980, and half of it is fake.

[jahaims]

Autism effects behavior traits

[In_Trance]

nope

[Asker]

Yea. That’s why I have been heavily looking into the difference and truth between social media autism and woke/hyper aware, self diagnosed autism on social media. It just was becoming weird that people started to relate every single quirky or even normal personality trait such as being sweet or kind to autism. I knew something wasn’t right. So, I looked deeper into it. People just want to fit in. They want to be validated while trying to figure out who they are. The truth is most people are just socially awkward due to being on social media wayyy too much. True autistics don’t spend their time spouting out their traits and explaining why they are the way they are.