NT vs extroversion

[Deleted member 9467]

Seems to be interchangeable on this site.

NT is NOT extroversion but is correlated with extroversion

 

[wristcel]

the NT issue has honestly never been close to being solved after all these years.
Everyone has very different definitions and theories

 

[Primordial]

NT is about being normal, relatable, social, not to be a bigot and not to have edgy things to say. Just going with the flow, having hobbies, enjoying a social life and not thinking you're better than everyone. It's to appeal to the masses and lower your resistance to social changes. Most people who boast about being high IQ because they're introverted and "blackpilled" or "based" suffer from dunning-kruger effect and cuck their own social skills.

 

[Deleted member 6423]

exactly, I know a few loud, annoying and extroverted aspies, and I also know reserved and quite shy NT people

NT vs Non NT is really Normal vs Autistic, and there’s not even rlly a spectrum in social situations, it’s either you act autistically or you don’t

Just because you have social anxiety doesn’t mean you’re not NT, it just means you’re unconfident

 

[Deleted member 6423]

the NT issue has honestly never been close to being solved after all these years.
Everyone has very different definitions and theories

no, nt is clearly defined if you look for the definition outside of this forum

 

[wristcel]

exactly, I know a few loud, annoying and extroverted aspies, and I also know reserved and quite shy NT people

NT vs Non NT is really Normal vs Autistic, and there’s not even rlly a spectrum in social situations, it’s either you act autistically or you don’t

Just because you have social anxiety doesn’t mean you’re not NT, it just means you’re unconfident

so you're saying that non NT = Autism.
But social anxiety is still NT. And ADHD is still NT.
Basically autism is what makes someone non NT. (so not being able to read social queues/others feelings)

 

[Deleted member 6423]

exactly, I know a few loud, annoying and extroverted aspies, and I also know reserved and quite shy NT people

NT vs Non NT is really Normal vs Autistic, and there’s not even rlly a spectrum in social situations, it’s either you act autistically or you don’t

Just because you have social anxiety doesn’t mean you’re not NT, it just means you’re unconfident

actually to be completely accurate anything that veers from “normal” cognition is considered neuroAtypical, but everybody experiences some sort of social anxiety from time to time

 

[Deleted member 6423]

so you're saying that non NT = Autism.
But social anxiety is still NT. And ADHD is still NT.
Basically autism is what makes someone non NT. (so not being able to read social queues/others feelings)

I elaborated already, but no, technically having ADHD and other things that can be called a disorder or thing of the sort (relating to cognition) make you non NT or neuroatypical

 

[Deleted member 6423]

I elaborated already, but no, technically having ADHD and other things that can be called a disorder or thing of the sort (relating to cognition) make you non NT or neuroatypical

I was just talking about autism because that’s the atypical disorder this forum cares about when it comes to neurotypicality

 

[Deleted member 15441]

Seems to be interchangeable on this site.

NT is NOT extroversion but is correlated with extroversion

NT =/= Very Loud Funny Social Alpha

NT= Average pleasant conversation with other beings.

NT= IS NOT HARD. Just talk to random people, say good morning, ask the cashier how their days going..etc. Shit cakes walk.

Once your NT you just need to NOT be insecure and approach iOis and all your problems will be solved

 

[Chinlet Ascension]

Good thread but in the USA well-adjusted = extrovert

 

[RODEBLUR]

Seems to be interchangeable on this site.

NT is NOT extroversion but is correlated with extroversion

I'm legit an extroverted autist

 

[efes]

you can only fake them both it if you have enough look otherwise you will look autist. For me difference is being nt means acting cool while extroversion is being open about what you think or your feelings