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07 Jun 2011, 7:04 am
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So i understand it this way: Severe autism causes you not to be able to see the meaning with other people, wich then causes them to be aloof, indifferent, not making contact to others and so on. Understood this way it is not just introversion, but some other thing that causes something that looks li...
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It was hard to understand your message. By "to those other things" do you mean humans? By "made some noises that I didn't understand" do you mean people talkning that you first thought was noise? And then you realized that they were people that tried to communicate their thoughts? The last part i di...
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I guess my question does'nt make sense to other people, so lets forget about it. And no. I dont experience it as disease state en any way. I'm just talking about the belief somebody has about it being extreme of introversion. Maybe you can say that severe autism causes introverted behaviour, but not...
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I'm sorry. I understand it could sound like i implied autism was an disease state, but that was not my point. I personally just get a negative mental picture in my head, when i think of severe autism, and thats why i feel they are saying it is a kind of mistake. Of course the person with autism over...
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You mean autism with either narcissism or skizotypal or do you mean narcissism and skizotypal together? I'm talking about the kind of aloofness you see in severe autism (and if you can be active but odd at the same time) I would like if some could answer my specifc answer, so i could get the idea cl...
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Is it possible to have a mix of aloof type and active but odd in the same person? Meaning that severe autism makes you distant and cut off from other people (in extreme cases the person is not even aware of the presence of others), but you still are able to act kind of extroverted/impulsive/talkativ...
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