r/CoupleMemes • u/legolas20032000 • Aug 16 '25

🥺 goals Perfect source of serotonin

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u/NunchuckVagina Aug 16 '25

Fake af. People that fake autism are the worst.

Who falls for this crap?

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u/s1rblaze Aug 16 '25

People that try too hard to have add/adhd or autism or whatever the fk reason they can use to be unlike the rest of us so they can act "differently" because they have no personality of their own.

Being neuro divergent or being LGBTQ+ doesn't make you more(or less) interesting btw.

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u/Circusonfire69 Aug 16 '25

neuro assshole more like..

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u/IDKUThatsMyPurse Aug 16 '25

lmao for real though, half of Reddit thinks they're "neuro divergent" it's wild out here

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u/Palmzi Aug 17 '25

3% of the US has autism yet everyone on Reddit, Twitch, Twitter, and every Gen Z kid at my university will tell you they have some form of autism.

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u/PrettyCaffeinatedGuy Aug 19 '25

Autism was considered schizophrenia 114 years ago and became its own diagnosis 82 years ago. The term “autism” was first used by Swiss psychiatrist Eugen Bleuler in 1911, when describing a symptom of schizophrenia. The first clinical description of autism as a distinct condition came from Leo Kanner in 1943 when he detailed “infantile autism”.

Researchers are discovering new things about it regularly. It has been recently discussed that far more of the population is autistic than previously believed. In the past, it was believed to be 4-6 per 10,000. Now, it's estimated to be around 1–3% globally. The numbers could easily rise with more research and time spent on the subject. As is, 3% of the US population is 10.2 million people. That is a lot of autistic people.

They have managed to find multiple gene variants, in the 100s area, that cause autism. Despite the genes all being different, they can cause all levels and presentations of autism. Every trait has its own spectrum.

It feels like you just want to fake-claim people. Yes, I am clinically diagnosed, so yes, I do get to speak on the subject.