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I have seen many autistic kids during my life, and one thing I have noticed is that not a single one of them has been goodlooking. Almost always they have weird bone structures or underdeveloped, childish faces with zero dimorphism and recessed jaws.
Is it simply that goodlooking autists whose faces grew correctly "get away" with their autism more often and manage to develop normal social skills and behaviour due to positive validation despite their differently wired brain? While ugly or average looking aspies will almost 100% of the times end up being those creepy and weird stereotypical autists.
Or a little bit wilder theory: could it be that autism is actually caused by facial recession that may change the shape of the entire skull and compress the brain???
Is it simply that goodlooking autists whose faces grew correctly "get away" with their autism more often and manage to develop normal social skills and behaviour due to positive validation despite their differently wired brain? While ugly or average looking aspies will almost 100% of the times end up being those creepy and weird stereotypical autists.
Or a little bit wilder theory: could it be that autism is actually caused by facial recession that may change the shape of the entire skull and compress the brain???
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