>>76389376
I seriously cannot compute how normal people view exercise (or anything involving effort, for that matter). I've been doing it since I was 13 years old with a fair amount of consistency. After almost a decade of routinely exercising, their problems with "getting up in the morning" and such feel alien to me. Like, sure I can feel a bit of discomfort when I get out of bed at an inopportune time, but to let that stop me from doing something with myself? Unthinkable.
>>76391435
We are all speaking past each other, and that is because of the fucky wordplay performed by psychologists in reclassifying asperger's syndrome and autism under a single umbrella "spectrum" that uses only one of the former terms instead of something new. Now, if you wish to point to someone who is socially odd, but otherwise functioning, we must clearify that we mean "level 1, high functioning" autists.
