> being socially awkward wasn’t a clinical medical condition. Being socially awkward is neither sufficient nor required for an autism diagnosis. > If you can

> being socially awkward wasn’t a clinical medical condition. Being socially awkward is neither sufficient nor required for an autism diagnosis. > If you can brush your teeth, comb your hair, tie your shoes, and iron and fold clothes but choose not to then you aren’t autistic. None of these are symptoms of autism.