https://www.idrlabs.com/autism-spectrum/test.php DO THIS TEST INSTEAD: https://rdos.net/eng/Aspie-quiz.php Your broader autism cluster (Aspie) score: 128 of 200 Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 79 of 200 You are very likely on the broader autism cluster (Aspie) i'm autistic so these results don't really surprise me. i'm curious to see the difference in results between autistic and allistic (non-autistic) people |
removed-userApr 8, 2021 11:41 PM
 Here's my results. I'm not diagnosed autistic and i don't think I am. I think I'm doing alright. Obviously, these tests shouldn't be taken seriously. |
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https://www.idrlabs.com/autism-spectrum/test.php here's a link that should work |
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| Your link doesn't link directly to the test. Here it is: https://www.idrlabs.com/autism-spectrum/test.php  My result, lol. And no, I'm definitely not autistic. Apparently I learnt to deal with my problem, coming out as a stress response due to perceived/real threats. My emotions are terribly unstable so I have been practicing to handle it for a long time. I really hate myself when I lose control of how I should act and who I am or want to be so I refrain as much as possible, as to not go into a negative spiral. My negative emotion state tend to make me see a lot of things as a threat and it's pretty hard to distinguish so when the evidences aren't clear. Although I have been diagnosed with Schizophrenia officially, I have to adamantly disagree with that diagnosis many years ago. I pretty much gave up for a long time and just keep telling everyone that I have it to go along with them even though after reading the symptoms, I can barely relate. I'm not going into details what it is I likely have but I'm pretty sure I found the right ones after a certain youtube video explains all of the mental illnesses to me. I just don't like to tell anyone this stuff, sorry. |
My results: So yeah, I'm not autistic. My (comparatively) high agression score is because I tend to get angry easily, and the result on fixations is because I like routine and dislike change and this was categorized under fixations (if anything, my parents have more fixations than me). Also talking too loudly apparently is categorized under abnormal speech. My observations on the test otherwise: There sure were a lot of questions about eye contact. Also (in regards to the question about metaphorical expressions), not being a native english speaker, this was the first time I encountered the phrase 'feel like a million dollars' so I had to look it up - but at any rate, I can understand said expressions just fine. P.S. I thought I got angry more than I should, but apparently I'm not quite as as bad as I thought, judging from e.g. the poster above. |
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 And it also said Your autism spectrum symptoms are moderate. Yup, i am not autistic at all. |
removed-userApr 8, 2021 5:02 AM
Neurotypical person here. The questions about noise sensitivity are strange to me. All the sounds they gave examples of can be quite annoying. I mean, the whole point of fire alarms is to be uncomfortable enough to prompt you to get up and leave. Loud noises are loud, not fun things are not fun. Keeping constant eye contact all the time when people are talking to you is what will earn you the label of creepy. |
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Kosmonaut said: generally for allistic people, loud sounds can be quite annoying but they can easily shrug them off. for autistic people they can often get overwhelmed by loud noises and can noticably impact their day-to-day life. it's weird that the test only focuses on noise sensitivity though, autistic people can be sensitive to pretty much every senseNeurotypical person here. The questions about noise sensitivity are strange to me. All the sounds they gave examples of can be quite annoying. I mean, the whole point of fire alarms is to be uncomfortable enough to prompt you to get up and leave. Loud noises are loud, not fun things are not fun. Keeping constant eye contact all the time when people are talking to you is what will earn you the label of creepy. |
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| I don't have poor eye contact I just have to make a cognitive choice to look at someone.... I would rather look at feet tho. lol. That low social difficulty is why I can't get the label. I just have extreme ADHD and Tourettes. So if anyone's test looks more like mine, you prob have ADHD.  |
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xx-ludis said: Ah, I see. I remember reading before that people on the spectrum can be overly sensitive to different kinds of fabrics (which even excuses them from wearing masks during the pandemic where I am), food tastes, strong smells, etc. It does seem odd to just fixate on noises then.Kosmonaut said: generally for allistic people, loud sounds can be quite annoying but they can easily shrug them off. for autistic people they often get overwhelmed by loud noises and can noticably impact their day-to-day life. it's weird that the test only focuses on noise sensitivity though, autistic people can be sensitive to pretty much every senseNeurotypical person here. The questions about noise sensitivity are strange to me. All the sounds they gave examples of can be quite annoying. I mean, the whole point of fire alarms is to be uncomfortable enough to prompt you to get up and leave. Loud noises are loud, not fun things are not fun. Keeping constant eye contact all the time when people are talking to you is what will earn you the label of creepy. |
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 HOLLY MOLLY Yes I know I have aggressivity problems, test. I'm frustrated with life in general. Kinda interesting to see I score extremely low on the tics/fixations. If the quiz asked me more questions about numbers it'd be higher, I'm the kind of person who fiddles with shit until he gets a nice round number (or multiple of 6) lol. |
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 And it was depression all along. My voice goes ← ↑ → ↓ so lmao, more like the polar opposite. If you're independent that apparently means that you're autistic, aight cool. I also barely know anything about the things I'm really interested in. Like, I'm really interested in trains but I can't tell you things about their models or anything. I don't have any obsessive hobbies, never had unless you count 1 hour of games every day when I was younger as it like my parents did lol. I was nowhere near addicted. The person also gave me the most random idiom ever that I don't think anyone would've got: "a chip off the old block." and they expect a kid to know what that means lmfao. I get idioms, always have although they may be difficult to put into words, and nobody has said them to me before. If someone said literally any idiom to me I wouldn't take that seriously. Ever. A lot of what my mother told the woman was mainly things unrelated to autism and more to things like dissociation (she assumes everything I do that isn't like her is autistic), anxiety/panic attacks ("autistic meltdowns"), body pains (e.g. she made excuses that my clothes were uncomfortable... back then it was because they were not the correct size and way too tight), getting upset when people lie to me ("In a minute" no, if you say you'll do something today and then a week later it still hasn't happened, you just broke your promise of course I'd be upset. If you said in a minute and then an hour later it still hasn't happened, wtf?) etc. She also doesn't like slapstick, I do so she takes it all out of proportion and considers that autistic as well. Ima cry. "She does not worry when separated from her parents." Okay, what kind of bullshit did my mother write here? I felt appalling that one time I got lost, fml fml. Also, apparently having an imagination and coming up with new ideas is autistic. And anyone who is shy has autism according to my mum. Istg. Just reading about everything she wrote in that diagnostic paper just hurts. Every sentence damages my heart because of how much everything is blown out of proportion and far from how I as a person personally felt. I'm fragile and stunted, it's social anxiety and emotional volatility, that's literally all it is but she wrote about anything that she didn't do and called it abnormal on the paper. Like... packing my school bag with all of my books when for one, they could fit, and two, I had no shelf/desk to place them on so I kept them in my bag. And hiding my private life from them is somehow an autistic thing too, aight miss. Not to mention she had the audacity to write a paragraph about how they never believed me whenever my sister hurt me. I'm also not overly sensitive to the touch of things, but if someone scratches me or touches me without consent no shit it'll hurt. Every single time that my mother accidentally cuts me and it leaves a mark, I tell her she hurt me and she just... doesn't seem to care? So I have to show her the mark every single time for her to eventually apologise. She usually just copies the answers she gave for me in an online test and then rewords them. That's probably what she did with me. |
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 Well I'm not surprised by the Depression. I've been feeling down a lot lately. I think I may have been overly generous on the aggression questions as I don't think I'm that aggressive. I tend to have moment of extreme frustration but I usually hold that in unless something really stresses me out and avoid in public. I can say my anxiety has improved from years ago but the depression has gotten worse. |
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Well, I am socially awkward and usually sit in an abnormal posture. |
 My symptoms seem to be fairly high. This doesn't surprise tho, I have been assuming for a few years that I'm probably autistic. Not sure how accurate this is tho |
| I was once diagnosed as slightly autistic by another online test, but I was depressed at the time so had a strong aversion to people. These results are very different from the ones then. |
 Yup I'm just depressed and I love noises |
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"no one really laughs on the internet, they just go 'hM' and type '𝕃𝕄𝔸𝕆𝔸𝕆𝕄𝔸𝕆𝔸'." I'm Level 69 on Mal Badges. View My Badges.  |
The result says I am on moderate spectrum of autism. The eye contact and abnormal posture is something I expected to be high. I can't keep eye contact with everyone. My mother and I share a close bond, and I am comfortable opening up with her about some things, and yet I struggle to even lock eyes with her for more than 5 seconds. The same goes with my previous partners. As for the posture, this I think is due to the fact that I am somehow not in tune with my surroundings? My mind tends to wander / daydream / think of unimportant things. I have bruises all over my body because I trip very easily. |
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I’m pretty sure I am not autistic, but I won’t take this too seriously. |
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I've been told that I do not have autism, and this chart further proves that I don't: April 9th edit: Seeing that the OP has recommended a different test, I decided to take that test as well, and here are the results:  Your broader autism cluster (Aspie) score: 53 of 200 Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 149 of 200 You are very likely neurotypical |
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| are these results bad or something?? i mean i’ve never been diagnosed with anything there’s prolly something going on with me but it’s not like my parents are ever going to listen anyway. it was hard enough trying to get them to stop making fun of my tics  |
 I have autism, and I couldn't talk until I was 5 years old. I do have eye contact problems, and have an abnormal posture while using my computer and sitting on the couch. I also feel really nervous in a party because I'm not at home. If I'm with my best friends and they have a good house to hang out in, I won't feel like that. I guess my results are pretty accurate. |
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 It says my results are moderate. I haven't been diagnosed with anything, but I have struggled with poor eye contact all my life, so no surprise I am high there. Also pretty normal on the depression part. I don't really feel strong positive or negative emotions all that often, just dullness most of the time. At least it makes it hard for me to get angry at others. I am surprised though my noise sensitivity isn't higher though. When I get nervous, every sound (even the lights) makes me fidget and I have to move around. It gets pretty bad during tests since I can't stand up and walk away so I just fidget and change my posture a lot. It was apparent enough that my profs used to think I was cheating. Social difficulty is also shockingly high, considering I can often strike convos in front complete strangers. I guess not really caring for seeking it out may imply social difficulty though. |
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Seems like my symptoms are moderate. Kind of surprised I didn't score higher in the social difficulties area though. I definitely don't have the classic noise sensitivity. If anything I seem to have a lower level of registration with sounds. I listen to loud music very frequently. However, I definitely seem to have heightened taste and touch. I am an extraordinarily picky eater. I eat the same 3-4 meals every day. I've also always loved feeling soft textures to a larger degree than it seems most people do. |
Ryuk9428Apr 8, 2021 9:08 PM
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"Your autism spectrum symptoms are low" |
 Says it is moderate. I doubt I have autism, but cool test I guess. |
| I think this might be a better test. It covers more things very specific to autism instead of things that overlap with anxiety disorders and depression. https://rdos.net/eng/Aspie-quiz.php |
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traed said: I think this might be a better test. It covers more things very specific to autism instead of things that overlap with anxiety disorders and depression. https://rdos.net/eng/Aspie-quiz.php You're right that is a very good quiz. Some things popped up in there that I hadn't even thought of before. This one particularly stuck out to me... "Have your thoughts ever been so vivid that you were worried other people would hear them?" I basically have entire conversations with a fake entity in my head. Like there's always a voice in favor of whatever I'm saying and a critical voice. The critical voice seems to look for flaws in whatever the way I'm thinking currently is. I tried to post results but it didn't show up right every time I posted it, don't know what's wrong with it. I had an aspie score of 142 and neurotypical score of 75. |
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traed said: yeah you're right, this test is much better. i'll update my post to include it.I think this might be a better test. It covers more things very specific to autism instead of things that overlap with anxiety disorders and depression. https://rdos.net/eng/Aspie-quiz.php Your broader autism cluster (Aspie) score: 128 of 200 Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 79 of 200 You are very likely on the broader autism cluster (Aspie) |
traed said: I think this might be a better test. It covers more things very specific to autism instead of things that overlap with anxiety disorders and depression. https://rdos.net/eng/Aspie-quiz.php might as well update my results as well.. now everyone’s gonna mass quote u lmao sorry why did the image glitch so hard when i tried to post it?? wth it was all on the neurotypical side which looked like the exact opposite of my results Your broader autism cluster (Aspie) score: 174 of 200 Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 47 of 200 You are very likely on the broader autism cluster (Aspie) should i be worried... |
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| Yeah. I like this one better, way more specific to the aspie cluster than labelling other disorders as part of autism. Your broader autism cluster (Aspie) score: 80 of 200 Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 139 of 200 You are very likely neurotypical Just my communication (like the whole eye staring thing) is where it tends to be prominent in the aspie cluster. But at the same time, my communication is pretty prominent in the neurotypical cluster as well for me... edit-images show me being 100% neurotypical if I copy from the site directly. Had to copy to imgur before posting them, wtf |
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bigroach said: traed said: I think this might be a better test. It covers more things very specific to autism instead of things that overlap with anxiety disorders and depression. https://rdos.net/eng/Aspie-quiz.php might as well update my results as well.. now everyone’s gonna mass quote u lmao sorry why did the image glitch so hard when i tried to post it?? wth it was all on the neurotypical side which looked like the exact opposite of my results Your broader autism cluster (Aspie) score: 174 of 200 Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 47 of 200 You are very likely on the broader autism cluster (Aspie) should i be worried... The image glitched for me too, idk why but I gave up trying to post it. As for your question... Depends on whether you are comfortable with having autism/aspergers or not. For me it’s no point of shame. |
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| Here is mine result Your broader autism cluster (Aspie) score: 117 of 200 Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 94 of 200 You have both broader autism cluster and neurotypical traits  I was actually diagnose Autism at a very young age. I usually have a hard time understanding things unless I put more time of thinking of it, but it depending heavily on energy. When I'm low on energy, I find it hard to understand people what they're saying, so if I'm in a group of 3 people including me, I often don't understand of a concept till I research it on my own. Picking up accents is the worst offender, I had to tell them often what they're saying, either they get upset or make a fun of me for can't hear. I often reuse words unintentionally without me noticing. Whenever I get embarrassed I often snap my finger to cope with it or to forget the moment of what happens. Sometimes I said things that I never knew that was going to offend people, so about 82% of the time I kept things to myself. This is somehow bad whenever talking to people I'm interested in. For example some women I wanted to talk to at a bus stop I often thinking about what not to say or to say because If I said something without myself realizing it, I would've been very anxiou. Loud noises use to aggravates me when I was in elementary school but I've grown out of it during middle school. Speaking of school, people picked on me for my voice being monotone and flat, one girl mentioned that my voice sounded like a robot. I'm sometimes really into numbers, I read license plates on people cars and wonder what state they're from and car brands, thus the reason why I'm good at mastering math, however remembering it is the opposite. Tl:dr of my Story of my Autism experience. |
InfernoPhoeniz12Apr 9, 2021 10:53 AM
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I'm not autistic, and the results show ig Your broader autism cluster (Aspie) score: 14 of 200 Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 184 of 200 You are very likely neurotypical |
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| I can not be bothered to take a third test. Perfectly normal people here, as least in appearance. Fashionable gatherings are boring, how is that normal to enjoy them? No idea what these fixations are about, perhaps that means having some strong interests in life. I made some research and found some interesting work relating autism and mathematics. [1], [2], [3], [4], [5] This following table taken from [5] is quite telling too. @Philtecturophy Your friend Wittgenstein is being badmouthed there, what a shame. Post-mortem mental diagnosis shall be forbidden by the Geneva Conventions. The most interesting thing for the thread is the article [3] of Baren-Cohen et al. which gives an apparently better test and introduces the concept of Autism-Spectrum Quotient (AQ). However, using the Bayes formula, it is easy to see that a positive test yields a probability slightly inferior to 29% to actually be autistic (which means in this context Asperger's syndrome or high-functioning autism) if you get more than 32, and about 43% if you also happen to be a mathematician. You can have the test here: https://psychology-tools.com/test/autism-spectrum-quotient My results are not very encouraging, but there is no reason to care about it or even of a real diagnosis. This modern obsession about mental health is very odd for the artist should not be cured if he wants to benefit to the human kind. Kosmonaut said: Neurotypical person here. The questions about noise sensitivity are strange to me. All the sounds they gave examples of can be quite annoying. I mean, the whole point of fire alarms is to be uncomfortable enough to prompt you to get up and leave. Loud noises are loud, not fun things are not fun. Keeping constant eye contact all the time when people are talking to you is what will earn you the label of creepy. You start to look very suspicious to me. As if you were too normal. Is that the new mental decease called normalite everyone speaks about these days? I hate to break it out you, but your future looks bleak according to Asperger. ‘‘It seems that for success in science or art a dash of autism is essential. For success the necessary ingredient may be an ability to turn away from the everyday world, from the simple practical, an ability to rethink a subject with originality so as to create in new untrodden ways, with all abilities canalised into the one speciality.’’ |
| Your broader autism cluster (Aspie) score: 165 of 200 Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 55 of 200 You are very likely on the broader autism cluster (Aspie)  I have absolutely no idea what these results mean, because I know a grand total of 0% about autism. |
 Your broader autism cluster (Aspie) score: 125 of 200 Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 71 of 200 You are very likely on the broader autism cluster (Aspie) Somewhat accurate, I don't really like to develop relationships of any kind and prefer to keep to myself. And I assume talent autism means I like to learn random things whenever I'm interested, also checks out. I don't believe I'm autistic, but I wouldn't be shocked if I shared some autistic traits. |
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Im_Stuff said: i'm pretty sure talent autism mostly refers to autistic people's tendency to hyperfixate: to obsess over something and try to gain as much skill and knowledge about it as possible, often having difficulty caring about things outside of your hyperfixation(s)Your broader autism cluster (Aspie) score: 125 of 200 Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 71 of 200 You are very likely on the broader autism cluster (Aspie) Somewhat accurate, I don't really like to develop relationships of any kind and prefer to keep to myself. And I assume talent autism means I like to learn random things whenever I'm interested, also checks out. I don't believe I'm autistic, but I wouldn't be shocked if I shared some autistic traits. |
| Your broader autism cluster (Aspie) score: 160 of 200 Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 45 of 200 You are very likely on the broader autism cluster (Aspie)  Welp, that kinda explains a lot of things. I was never diagnosed, but always had my suspicions. I took a couple of these kinds of tests before, but this was the most detailed and comprehensive and quite accurate. |
| Your broader autism cluster (Aspie) score: 43 of 200 Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 171 of 200 You are very likely neurotypical  Guess my aunt was wrong for asking my mother if I have autism as a kid. |
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| Your broader autism cluster (Aspie) score: 160 of 200 Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 45 of 200 You are very likely on the broader autism cluster (Aspie)  Welp, that kinda explains a lot of things. I was never diagnosed, but always had my suspicions. I took a couple of these kinds of tests before, but this was the most detailed and comprehensive and quite accurate. |
| uh, i don't think that image is accurate lol |
| I self identify as an autismo and this chart hurt my feelings Your broader autism cluster (Aspie) score: 37 of 200 Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 171 of 200 You are very likely neurotypical  |
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Your broader autism cluster (Aspie) score: 53 of 200 Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 152 of 200 You are very likely neurotypical.  |
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Your broader autism cluster (Aspie) score: 88 of 200 Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 104 of 200 You have both broader autism cluster and neurotypical traits @Meusnier Unfortunately, no matter how much I try, I'm just a mega normie at the end of the day, that's so sad and tragic. Or maybe I mask it too well, we'll never know... Jokes aside, I'm beginning to feel like I'm too quirky like omg so random on internet quizzes, like the political ones, because I rarely pick the extreme options and just go slightly away from neutral for most questions/assertions. |
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Some people call me autistic before but whenever I took autism test it always shows as me not being autistic even when I answer it with a yes whenever a question related to "do people find you weird socially". Your broader autism cluster (Aspie) score: 64 of 200 Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 147 of 200 You are very likely neurotypical |
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| Might as well post mine. I am a bit confused why I score so high on neurotypical when I have so many scores of 1. I guess they consider some level of autistic associated traits as normal. Sadly talent is low since I haven't honed in any skills particularly. Your broader autism cluster (Aspie) score: 64 of 200 Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 151 of 200 You are very likely neurotypical https://rdos.net/eng/poly10a.php?p1=11&p2=63&p3=30&p4=33&p5=31&p6=16&p7=21&p8=22&p9=26&p10=33 Seems the image doesnt imbed right probably because of MALs code or something. Maybe something to do with cache since direct link it shows up fine. |
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| I decided to do both tests just to get more results. The first one: The second one: Actually, I've done this test before, when a friend sent me it back in December 2020, but I did it in Portuguese, so I had to redo now. At least the graphics seem alike somewhat, but the time between them wasn't so long, so I guess that was predictable. I don't think I'm autistic, albeit online tests seem to indicate that. Probably because I do have bad social skills (or zero according to the second test), repetitive behavior and sensitivity to some things, but I think those are due to anxiety and social isolation throughout my life. Or perhaps I am indeed a bit aspie, who knows. Meh, I'm pretty good at understanding jokes and metaphors if I have enough background, though. lol |
I'm diagnosed with high functioning autism, and I'd say this was fairly accurate, not a lot, but fairly, much surprised with the Tics and Fidgets result was so high, I stim and make stereotypical movements way too much to relieve whatever I'm feeling, like anger, stress, anxiety, joy. I suffer a lot from noise sensitivity, in fact I think in getting a hearing protection device. And hey I ain't that agressive- I'm not doing the second test cause It's aint that appealing and it's too long. |
FragMentizedApr 28, 2021 4:01 PM
| Today they say you're crazy, tomorrow they will say you're a genious. |
My results were Eye contact with the opposite sex is a weak point I have as I avoid it. Besides that I sometimes try to minimalize risk while doing work so I avoid extra heights and stuff I consider dangerous. I never got diagnosed with autism irl though some coworkers thought I had it (probably due to not making eye contact with coworkers and being introverted). I am very social with my family, bro, and people I am close to. Since I work retail I moderate myself at work to be introverted though I still greet my coworkers. |
rohan121Apr 27, 2021 7:37 PM
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