[ SECRET POST #5756 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5756 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I've only seen the first season (is the second out already? I lost track), so maybe this will change later on: she doesn't strike me as autistic, more like someone severely emotionally damaged and ground down by an abuser. The way I understood it the need for order and control seems to have developed as a defense against Kevin rather than something intrinsic.

I'm with you on the personal hell aspect. I think it's a phenomenal show but man, I can only watch it in small batches. The oppressive atmosphere makes my skin crawl. Annie Murphy plays both the sitcom and the drama scene amazingly.

[(Anonymous)]

She doesn't strike me as autistic either, just as an actual adult (at least relatively) with actual goals and reasonable expectations of the people around her.

[(Anonymous)]

I agree that this how it started out but I think by the time the show starts her goals and expectations have warped from something she just wants to achieve to something she clings to as a coping mechanisms against the shitty reality she lives in.

[(Anonymous)]

A lot of behaviours that many people think of as 'autistic' are actually the same behaviours that you see from long-term abuse and trauma. Because, well, growing up autistic.