It's not really weird, you are questioning an aspect of yourself. It's better to think of your condition not as a separate entity but as part yourself. Autism makes you think differently, by making you not automatically understand certain common ideas, but since these can be learned it is you who can't understand. Autism is a starting condition that makes it more difficult to do something, but that doesn't mean it cannot be achieved. I'm not sure if I'm explaining this correctly or not, but basically try to view your problems as a part of you rather than an autism problem.
IIN that I question my autistic side?
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Like why I found it hard to make friends and why it was harder for me to communicate.
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Oh shit really?! Well that explains everything, I was thinking you were just sort of a dipshit this whole time instead.
That's not uncommon for people on the autism spectrum unfortunately.
It's not really weird, you are questioning an aspect of yourself. It's better to think of your condition not as a separate entity but as part yourself. Autism makes you think differently, by making you not automatically understand certain common ideas, but since these can be learned it is you who can't understand. Autism is a starting condition that makes it more difficult to do something, but that doesn't mean it cannot be achieved. I'm not sure if I'm explaining this correctly or not, but basically try to view your problems as a part of you rather than an autism problem.
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I think you explained that pretty well