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>about to bench to bench 10 reps
>my autistic brain has the habit of thinking of funny stuff randomly while I’m in public, prompting me to giggle for myself
>restraining this is impossible, smirks will form on my face regardless during these events
>get to about 6th rep
>start thinking about funny green texts and memes I’ve read here
>a smirk starts forming but still trying to finish the set(pic related)
>8th rep, lowering the bar
>immediately recalls that moron who went squatting for the first time and blacked out because he thought "squatting body weight" meant squatting a bar with his body weight
burst out laughing, unable to push the bar and complete the rep, with people staring at me weirdly as I can’t contain myself
>afterwards, I felt very embarrassed as I did the roll of shame and lost my gains
>allthough the bystanders clearly found it amusing

Have you had autistic stories like this in the gym?
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>>76665823
That's not autism.
Actually it's the polar opposite of autism. maybe you have tdah
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>>76666065
Yes but I must certainly be on the spectrum



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