My brain works good... and not just brain

I also feel like I could do some things whole day, over and over, never stopping, just keep doing it over and over, never get tired, such as praying to God and meditating.

That's autism, not sugar. 👍

That's autism, not sugar.

No, I was cured from autism with magic, prayer and repeatedly watching World Conquest Zvezda Plot anime to learn how to be cool instead of autistic. Now I am cool and loveable, and I have 3000 followers on tik tok. So yeah, my goals in life are achieved.

What people dont get about magic is that magic is a way of altering your brain, and works better than medication. But you must believe. If you are a true believer in magic, you can do anything. Its amazing. Your brain becomes a universe of its own. You are no longer limited by rules of logic and by reality. You enter into another world where its your rules. And magic enables that. this is why people with high skills in magic always succeed. I think magical people even control the governments, tho I am still probably not on that level of magic.

It's fake magic

It's what one would expect of a 13 to 15 year old, who has the luxury of unimpeded parental funding.

It's fake magic

Magic isnt fake. Magic is scientifically proved to exist, tho in science they usually call it placebo effect and butterfly effect. But science is weak and magical people are strong.

It's what one would expect of a 13 to 15 year old, who has the luxury of unimpeded parental funding.

Why are you constantly imagining a 13 year old me? Forget it, I am not 13, you are wasting your time.

Only if you change the definition of magic

It's not imagination, but a sound hypothesis extrapolated from readily available data.

Only if you change the definition of magic

No, magic was scientifically proved to exist. I cured my autism using magic. Now we just have to figure out who the magical people are who control the governments. I can see many countries having magical symbols on their flags, and to me this isnt a coincidence. Also, many companies such as Bluetooth are using magical symbols. I pray to Krishna to protect us from people who misuse magic, and I pray to Gods to reward us, but of course to reward me more than others because I am selfish.

You are correct; autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a lifelong neurodevelopmental difference, not an illness, so 

there is no cure, but effective therapies and support can significantly improve skills, manage challenges, and help individuals lead fulfilling lives by focusing on individual strengths and needs. Early intervention with behavioral, speech, and occupational therapies helps develop critical social, communication, and daily living skills, with treatment tailored to each person as autism presents as a wide spectrum. 

so the magic was simply to dull your mind further.

I cured my autism thanks to magic, where Gods revealed to me what I was doing wrong in communication. You see, autistic people are usually socially dumb, focusing on wrong things in conversation. Person with autism will almost always try to direct conversation to what people dont want to hear or talk about.

But it takes plenty of magic, masturbation and meditation to train the mind, as well as binaural beats and sound therapy.

So I think autism is a choice because it can be cured if person actually wants it. But problem is, most autistic people want to stay autistic.

So you are a minority even in the autistic community?

So you are a minority even in the autistic community?

I wish he was but I have come to learn that I actually am an 'autist' that sides with those that generally avoid the autistic themselves.

Enough autistic people I have grown knowing irl proved to me that we actually are rarely the 'good guy/girl victim' we are portrayed to be (and I can tell they're autistic as I'm one of them, I pick up on it quite fast some explicitly I knew had the diagnosis, others I could just tell). Often, we are self-centred, insensitive and justify our tantrums by a disorder we actually can gradually lessen the symptoms of but actively choose not to.

We can never be non-autistic or non-prone to the additional stress, insensitive remarks we make etc but we can actively tone it down that is a choice. It takes learning coping mechanisms, avoiding triggers, learning to breathe deep when triggered and to definitely aim to at worst harm objects rather than humans with our frustration.

I have seen enough 'autists' in my life as an autist to realise that I do not recommend these 'autistic communities' that most do. To be stuck exclusively with other autistic people in a community (rather than just a family) would gradually drive one to become worse and worse socially and emotionally and feel one is entitled to stay that way.

I actively push myself to interact with non-autists both online and offline as they help regulate my understanding of what is currently politically correct, socially acceptable, how to act or not act etc.

No, autistic people generally 

shouldn't avoid other autistic people; in fact, interacting with fellow autistics often brings significant benefits like better understanding, reduced social effort (less masking), stronger belonging, improved mental health, and easier communication, though individual compatibility still matters, and negative experiences can occur, requiring self-care and boundaries. Connecting with other autistic people validates experiences and fosters authentic relationships, unlike navigating a world designed for neurotypical people, which can be draining. 

Benefits of connecting with other autistic people:

1. Mutual Understanding: Shared experiences mean less need to explain basic concepts or “mask” (hide traits) to fit in, saving energy.
2. Authentic Self: It's easier to be yourself and find a sense of belonging without constant social performance.
3. Easier Communication: Distinct autistic communication styles can lead to quicker, clearer, and more efficient understanding, even for complex topics.
4. Improved Well-being: Positive interactions with other autistics are linked to better mental health, reduced stigma, and higher quality of life.
5. Support Networks: Other neurodivergent people can offer practical tips and emotional support for common challenges like sensory overload or social burnout. 

Important Considerations:

1. Individual Differences: Just like any group, not every autistic person will be compatible with every other; personality, interests, and communication styles still vary.
2. Boundaries & Self-Care: You still need to set boundaries and manage interactions, but these are often resolved more easily with other autistics than with neurotypical people.
3. Not a Cure-All: While beneficial, negative experiences or feeling overwhelmed are still possible, so it's crucial to manage your own needs and emotional well-being. 

In essence, while you don't have to be friends with everyone, autistic-autistic connections are often a valuable and affirming part of a healthy social life, offering a refuge and deeper connection. 

My brain workers gooder than yours

Autistic people are just as competitive.