My guess would be, because there are many more people with strong autistic traits out there than there are with diagnoses, thanks to autism, medically, being a disorder rather than just a ‘neurotype’, and the bar to be labelled with a disorder can be rather high, and also that you are probably mostly having your meaningful or significant interpersonal interactions with people who have high levels of traits that are similar to your own neurotype.
How come I can generally not tell between an Autistic person, and a neurotypical.
Do you work in tech? Genuinely not kidding
But so what if you can’t? Hell i went 40 years undiagnosed, so it’s not just you
Nope, would be in tech if I could. Blue collar slave, my hands are almost calcified from the type of work.
Basically, Autistic people complain about how neurotypicals dislike them, and they don’t know why.
I don’t know why either, I rarely see anything dislikable about autistic people.
My guess would be, because there are many more people with strong autistic traits out there than there are with diagnoses, thanks to autism, medically, being a disorder rather than just a ‘neurotype’, and the bar to be labelled with a disorder can be rather high, and also that you are probably mostly having your meaningful or significant interpersonal interactions with people who have high levels of traits that are similar to your own neurotype.
Why is it not pissing me off? I mean, I suspect I have ADHD, but that is a different thing. So, I’d notice and be bothered, right?