DNR IRL

[Adyta69]

How do you DNR IRL without people thinking you're autistic

• Make occasional eye contact and acknowledge people with a nod or short response.
• Use brief reactions (“yeah”, “fair enough”, “I see”) instead of complete silence.
• Keep a neutral or slight smile rather than a completely blank expression.
• Ask simple follow-up questions when someone talks to you.

 

[htnframemax]

How do you DNR IRL without people thinking you're autistic

• Make occasional eye contact and acknowledge people with a nod or short response.
• Use brief reactions (“yeah”, “fair enough”, “I see”) instead of complete silence.
• Keep a neutral or slight smile rather than a completely blank expression.
• Ask simple follow-up questions when someone talks to you.

 

[VidePhilip]

clav method

 

[bluebandz]

How do you DNR IRL without people thinking you're autistic

• Make occasional eye contact and acknowledge people with a nod or short response.
• Use brief reactions (“yeah”, “fair enough”, “I see”) instead of complete silence.
• Keep a neutral or slight smile rather than a completely blank expression.
• Ask simple follow-up questions when someone talks to you.

this is hilarious lmao

 

[samthechud]

I already do this naturally

 

[chrisisthenewclav]

How do you DNR IRL without people thinking you're autistic

• Make occasional eye contact and acknowledge people with a nod or short response.
• Use brief reactions (“yeah”, “fair enough”, “I see”) instead of complete silence.
• Keep a neutral or slight smile rather than a completely blank expression.
• Ask simple follow-up questions when someone talks to you.

fym DNR

 

[yeshuathegoat]

How do you DNR IRL without people thinking you're autistic

• Make occasional eye contact and acknowledge people with a nod or short response.
• Use brief reactions (“yeah”, “fair enough”, “I see”) instead of complete silence.
• Keep a neutral or slight smile rather than a completely blank expression.
• Ask simple follow-up questions when someone talks to you.

I dont want to papi, please let me be