Dennis Prichard wrote:
By the time I grew to my late teens, I realized there was something wrong with my interactions with other people so I thought understanding others would be my new area of interest.
That's what I do now, I'm constantly studying my fellow human creatures and this interest makes me good at predicting people's actions I'm a very convincing pseudotypical, I can talk with people about what they like to talk about which is other people until the mask slips and they realize I am bit peculiar.
My special interest helps me deal with my autism and I believe that intellectually understanding the motives and actions should be the business of every autistic person.
This is a superior special interest and should be viewed as such.
What is you're opinion, any haters.
Ah, but one of my special interests is studying fellow autistic's special interests! As a meta-interest surely
that is superior!! ! Bwaaa-ha-a-haa!
(I'm being facetious. When I was under a lot of pressure to act correctly some long years ago, the special interest of studying and analyzing social/extrovert/neurotypical human behavior was a big part of what allowed me to emulate them at least to some baseline degree, for short periods of time, in simple enough environments.)
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