>>1574188
This is not a request anon. But to answer your question, autists are hated because they are weird and act like aliens and they're also incredibly cruel. They don't think or behave like normal people too. Relating to an an autist is like relating to a person with down syndrome.

>>1574188
Because autists are usually completely ignorant of basic social cues and expectations. They're often caught up in their own little worlds, and dealing with people who aren't on your same wavelength can be annoying whether they're neurodivergent or not.
>>1574189
In my experience normies are much more cruel than autists. They're quicker to completely shun you over minor mistakes on shit they never even had to learn because it just came naturally to them. Most autists are at least willing to learn and will be apologetic when they sperg out and drop their spaghetti on the floor. Normals on a whim will just decide they hate you for no particular reason and will be nasty to you for the rest of their life. I've never had any autist do that to me.

>>1574194
You say "normies' but do you mean successful well adjusted people, non autistic people or like bland herd followers? Anyways, if you mean the latter, yeah I suppose those people can be very cruel but most non autistic people are not like this and from my personal experience most actual autists (not spergs) are literal animalistic aliens who put on a mask of normalcy but are extreme psychopaths if they can get away with it. One autist I knew from high school ended up becoming a pedophile, he took in some Ukrainian refugee woman and made her toddler son give him blowjobs. He was on the news like a year ago for this. Anyways, this is just one example but there is a reason people say things like "autists have no empathy" and "autists are inconsiderate selfish people" I mean the stereotype is based in reality.

>>1574198
Normie just means normal, and that's what I mean by it. Neurotypical. There's decent people in every group, but that's just my experience that normal people tend to be more cruel, or at the very least not think twice about actions that may hurt other people. But autists are always second guessing themselves because they're told they're wrong for practically everything they do. The ones I've met actually go out of their way to be nice because they've been brow beaten by normals their entire lives.
And it's a myth that autists lack empathy compared to normals. Look up the Double Empathy Problem.
Also I'm sorry you knew some random psycho but that doesn't mean psychopathy and autism are in any way correlated.

>>1574201
Yeah well I have really bad ADD and I know other people that also have it that would be considered normies by most people on 4chan. I have been friends with a few people with aspergers and they mostly fit in quite well socially desu. Again I'm speaking from personal experience and I didn't want to seem like I was overly generalizing but I hate this trend on the internet of the last few years where autists are this marginalized group that can't do anything wrong and they're always blaming normies for every problem in the world. I'm quite an odd person myself in a lot of ways but more so by choice and if I wanted to I could use the "neurodivergent" label to get sympathy points or something.
>It's been a myth that autists lack empathy look up the double empathy problem
Ok I will look up the double empathy problem.
>they've been brow beaten by normals for existing
Yeah and that's why they are more likely to be resentful, bitter and antisocial imo.

>>1574188
the ones that tend to interact with you often come off as annoying, uncomfortable to be around, or short to the point it seems rude to some. as an autist i would much prefer the company of normal people than another autist. not to mention having autism makes one more likely to have different mental issues including bpd and adhd and it can go unnoticed, those might add to people's bad experiences with them as a whole.

>>1574205
>Yeah and that's why they are more likely to be resentful, bitter and antisocial imo.
i'm pretty sure this is true for many. from what i've heard they often seem to think they're being judged all the time and get mad at the world for the perceived judgement. i can only speak for myself but i know others think similarly that it kinda feels like it's you against a hostile world. i was kinda mean and inconsiderate before i became religious because i didn't care about people and i was easily annoyed and it seemed like i would be ostracized regardless. now i have the most incentive to be a good person as well as not kms: people are inherently precious (and i don't want to go to hell). i can only speak for myself with certainty but i know i've seen people say they feel similarly.

>>1574188
Which part of your thread is a request, faggot?

Are we hated outside of school and the web? I don't understand this?