For me, I can see the red star really clearly. As I add more shapes I start to lose definition. I can see a circle inside a square easily but if you put a star inside the circle I need to start "tracing". There's a better way to describe this activity. When the images...
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Other activities "neuronormal" tend to enjoy. An ocd might do the same thing, but because they're convinced that if they don't, it will bring them bad luck that will kill one of their loved ones.
The Hallmark predictive diagnosis of autism is the sally-anne test right? Maybe you fake normal human interaction well i.e. typing "lol" to start a sentence, but there is just no way you're not passing that test. HOCD also seems to require a lot of social cognition.
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I mean, respectfully, I’m telling you that I am both autistic (and therefore experience fascination and hyperfocus) and I have comorbid OCD - which feels like OCD, not fascination. Many autistic people have comorbid ocd, like we have comorbid adhd, dyslexia, SPD etc.
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Never met you, but you seem pretty fauxtistic to me. Since that's a pretty insensitive thing to say, maybe I'm autistic. Imho, labels like this don't matter, just be the best you
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