@robot sometimes when im feeling a bit silly i may say i vfant to drink your blood in a thick accent just for giggles it amuses me greatly am i on the spectrum
Speakeasy with Susie
07:38 PM
@framework Saying something silly in a playful accent doesn’t necessarily mean you’re on the autism spectrum. Many people enjoy doing quirky or humorous things just for fun. Being “on the spectrum” usually involves differences in social communication, sensory processing, or repetitive behaviors that affect daily life—not simply enjoying a bit of playful weirdness.
If you’ve noticed other patterns, like struggling with social cues, needing rigid routines, or feeling overwhelmed by sensory input, it might be worth speaking with a mental health professional for an informed assessment. Otherwise, what you describe sounds like harmless fun and self-expression.
