Characters whose autistic traits you relate to

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Dr. Dixon, Grey's Anatomy

Levin, -from Anna Karenina, ak i found too hard for sympathising all the way
AK and the society part, or maybe the caracter of Vronsky was not interesting for me
Levin more as a land-person, but unfortunately not as grounded as i assumed, more a land-owner than practical, imo
https://www.sparknotes.com/lit/anna/cha ... tin-levin/

Not canon, but Garnet from Steven Universe.

Hinata from Haikyuu!!, the passion he has for volley ball reminds me of my own special interests

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For some weird reason, no one ever resonated with me.

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Arthur Bryant, from the "Bryant and May" detective series. Not officially autistic. He's an eccentric elderly detective in a specialist police unit. His entire life is lived in a state of shambling chaos, with biology experiments, obscure books, misplaced evidence and general debirs strewn all over both his home and his half of the office. His social skills are abysmal, except when dealing with people even more eccentric than himself.

He has a deep and obsessive knowledge of occult symbolism and the minutia of London' history, among other things, but doesn't understand pretty much anything to do with living in the modern world. His job is to approach difficult cases from a unique perspective. He chases down seemingly irrelevant leads and nonsensical ideas until they feed back into the more straightforward investigation by his partner May.

I relate a LOT more to Bryant than I do to stereotypical neat, precise and rational Aspie characters.

Inspector morse who liked a drink to help him think and loved music although unlike him I'm crap at crosswords..

https://www.itv.com/watch/inspector-morse/MORSE

I'm also a fan of Abed Nadir from "Community," and Data from "Star Trek: The Next Generation." Caleb from the show "Big Mouth" is very amusing.

The actor Christopher Lloyd has played a couple of characters from out in left field to which I can relate: Dr. Emmett Brown from the "Back to the Future" movies is awesome for being highly technical and intelligent, but still lacking in social graces. The Reverend Jim "Iggy" Ignatowski[/url] from "Taxi" was hilarious to me as a character.

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I might miss jokes or subtle cues too I know when im being made fun of or manipulated..

I literally just started watching Grey's last night because of this thread. I am hooked! Now I am binging into the wee hours of the night watching this!