Aspie and Non-NT Excuses Are Cope

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It's still debated whether asperger's syndrome has a legit presence since the science of psychiatry doesn't work the same way other departments of medicine does such as cardiology, urology, oncology etc. It's all based on the abstract symptoms which are vague. Even if this shit exists, it's way less prevalent than alleged to be. The reason an average incel is high inhibition and acts/seems like a weirdo is the lack of social skills that must have already been acquired through human relations etc. Humans are just animals. There've been dozens of researchs and experiments about children who were brought up by some monkeys and in the jungle and they lack the very human skills. As a result of terrible looks, an incel grows as he's neglected, rejected, made fun of and hated by his social circle, sometimes including even his own parents. You are not given the chance to have a meaningful social interaction with your peers just because of your looks. Especially when you are a child, even children don't want to hang around with someone ugly. So the reason you are high inhibition isn't becasue you are non-nt/aspie, it's because you failed to acquire the majority of the social skills due to your looks as it distorted the very process. Being non-nt is so obvious, they cannot even sense very apparent humour and act stupidly weird in very basic situations. Don't blame everything on this, %99 of this forum is NT. Looksmaxxing will help you build up better social skills as people will be more eager to have a meaningful and long-lasting interaction with you.
 
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And once you looksmaxx you have to realize that you can start to open up again
 

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