And it’s observations like that that someone on the spectrum would make. Perhaps we could agree that “on the spectrum” in this case is a messy neurotypical sho

And it’s observations like that that someone on the spectrum would make. Perhaps we could agree that “on the spectrum” in this case is a messy neurotypical shorthand for being on the colourful end of the spectrum (autistic) rather than the grey boring end (non-autistic).