Neurotypical support thread

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I'm making this thread to discuss neurotypicalism and neurotypicalism-related issues. Am I neurotypical? And what can be done to cope with it? I suffer from issues with anger, and certain things really trigger me. For example, if I spill a cup of coffee or I get onions on my burger, I will get on the verge of indifference. If anyone says no to me or yells at me, I either almost ignore it or get think about it for the rest of the day. Is this abnormal?
I am often jokingly diagnosed with neurotypicalism by KiwiFarms users, but do I really have neurotypicalism? Comment down below. and Feel free to share your personal experiences with neurotypical people and discuss if you have autism or not. Oh yeah, some more things regarding my potential neurotypicalism: I suffer from self diagnosed DID, which I have read is closely linked to being really lame. I am also somewhat boing at times, and jokes fly over my head, but overall I function abnormally enough to give the impression that anything is wrong, but is everything not alright? Obviously a bit, but am I Neurotypical? That's for you to decide.

TLDR: Talk about neurotypicalism.
 
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Today some old lady held up the line at Kroger to pay with a paper check. I got so mad I rolled my eyes and sighed. I was pissed and it took almost 10 seconds for me to get over it and move on with my day.
 
Too many people conflate being weird or eccentric with autism.

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Everyone calls everything autistic and neurotypical.
It is like people punish you for showing an ounce of emotion they do not expect.
 
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