>>508280865 (OP)Oh, this thread again.
As other anons have posted, autists are easy prey for BPD women. They also are on opposite ends of the spectrum; BPD women can set up the most complicated of social traps (via their excellent manipulation) whereas autists cannot even attempt to do this, yet would have no problem being low empathy and "dangerous" enough to doing something that society would find heinous but the autist would describe as "whatever." Autists are also prone to NPD or behaviors like NPD which attracts BPD AND because BPD requires disintegration of the self to mirror another it could be seen as an expression of autism because in order to be hyper interested in something you have to "become" the thing. This is why
>>508283223 shouldn't sound like a complete psycho, loving anyone that loves you may be mirroring, but it's there because it "makes sense" the same way way you might mirror the behavior of an animal to be it's fren. It's the state of the heart that determines whether this is calculated manipulation for social gain or just trying to understand someone else. I think it's better to consider whether or not someone has an "object orientated" brain VS a people one, as object brains will be prone to low empathy and are systematic.
BPD, NPD, PTSD and autism all have lots of overlaps in behavioural expressions, with the personality disorders usually being expressions of trauma responses. I'm of the opinion that people who have strong personalities that are not controlled and refined to do good by the individual end up being absolute retards. People with NPD and BPD's biggest issues is that they're bullies and have never been punched in the face. Addiction to drama, addiction to being a victim, cluster Bs are insufferable because their addictions require another person's soul in order to be satiated. Are they actual demons? I don't know, but in my experience, autists and PTSDs are more capable of self awareness and attempts at humility and kindness.