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Thread: What's up with the autists here who make 100 threads about the same topic over and over?

post 10000276400 Yesterday, 11:37 AM
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What's up with the autists here who make 100 threads about the same topic over and over?

Is it actually autism? There was an autistic kid in my school who only talked about trains and dinosaurs. Is it similar to that?
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post 10000276413 Yesterday, 11:43 AM
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Yeah probably I knew an autistic guy that only wanted to talk about guitar and dream theater. Even though no one was interested he still brought it up to everyone all the time.
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It's a form of retardation IMO not autism. We all know someone IRL who repeats the same 4-5 phrases over and over again they don't even realize they're doing it most of the time and it's an insight into their shithole broken mind that just goes round in circles, their thoughts are stuck in a constant loop and they become unbearably predictable.

It be like that only online IMO.
Originally Posted By GaryRidgway⏩
Yeah probably I knew an autistic guy that only wanted to talk about guitar and dream theater. Even though no one was interested he still brought it up to everyone all the time.
Or someone who only talks about their niche obsession like anyone else gives a fuck and thinks "how could you not know what a 45-70 is" as if everyone is an expert on guns, or in that retards case guitars
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Originally Posted By GaryRidgway⏩
Yeah probably I knew an autistic guy that only wanted to talk about guitar and dream theater. Even though no one was interested he still brought it up to everyone all the time.
sounds about right

Originally Posted By explosiveMidget⏩
It's a form of retardation IMO not autism. We all know someone IRL who repeats the same 4-5 phrases over and over again they don't even realize they're doing it most of the time and it's an insight into their shithole broken mind that just goes round in circles, their thoughts are stuck in a constant loop and they become unbearingly predictable.

It be like that only online IMO.
your posts are very insightful when you're not a bottle deep and on pills srs, I just don't get how there's people who do this kind of thing for years, the same song and dance. there's people here who have made the same kind of thread hundreds of times over the years
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