If everyone feels different, there isn't a need to downvote @orik's voice on this. Let's take @orik's observation at face value -- that "most of us are comfort

If everyone feels different, there isn't a need to downvote @orik's voice on this. Let's take @orik's observation at face value -- that "most of us are comfortable with the fact that we're different". In that case, who is uncomfortable, the people who are autistic, or the people who are not? The dysfunction is in the people who feel uncomfortable and have difficulty accepting someone as they are. By the way, I am not autistic. I'm speaking as someone who has had a lot of experience working with intense emotions.