[ SECRET POST #5978 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5978 ⌋

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Comments

[pantswarrior]

Especially when the characters in question are known to have had things in their past like incredibly dysfunctional relationships, severe psychological trauma, domestic abuse. Autism can (and generally does) cause trauma, but trauma doesn't cause autism. Sometimes some of the reactions can look a little like autism/ocd/etc. in overreaction or aversion to things, except there's actually a totally valid explanation for them if you think about what the character's been through.

Not to say that they're DEFINITELY neurotypical (I'm assuming even the one I headcanon as autistic wasn't INTENDED as such, just it's easy to read him that way once it was brought up) but to me they largely just read as justifiably traumatized.