🔝Easily making friends and being accepted by peers might suggest you are not autistic.
😎Having never been bullied or excluded could indicate that you are not autistic.
🤝If socializing has always been enjoyable and you prefer it over other hobbies, you may not be autistic.
🗺️Being able to navigate social situations without feeling overwhelmed might suggest you are not autistic.
🌈Not experiencing sensory overload or struggling with transitions is a sign that you might not be autistic.
Can autistic people have friends?
—Yes, autistic people can have friends, although their socializing preferences and patterns may differ from neurotypical individuals.
Is being bullied common for autistic people?
—Unfortunately, bullying and exclusion are common experiences for many autistic individuals due to societal misunderstandings and lack of awareness about autism.
Can autistic people enjoy socializing?
—Yes, autistic people can enjoy socializing, but they may have unique socializing styles and tendencies that differ from neurotypical individuals.
What is masking in autism?
—Masking refers to the behavior of hiding or suppressing autistic traits in order to fit in and appear more neurotypical. It can be mentally and emotionally exhausting for autistic individuals.
Do all autistic people struggle with sensory overload?
—No, not all autistic people experience sensory overload. Sensory sensitivities vary among individuals with autism, and some may be less affected by sensory inputs.
00:00The video discusses nine signs that may suggest an individual is not autistic.
02:20Easily making friends and being accepted by peers might suggest you are not autistic.
05:55Having never been bullied or excluded could indicate that you are not autistic.
08:20If socializing has always been enjoyable and you prefer it over other hobbies, you may not be autistic.
10:45Being able to navigate social situations without feeling overwhelmed might suggest you are not autistic.
13:20Not experiencing sensory overload or struggling with transitions is a sign that you might not be autistic.
