/wiz/ - Wizardry

>>220482
YES and NO, if you can have hobbies/interests that you can enjoy and live in your own world happily, then, IMO, yes, at least from my experience, but most of us are "WTF NO GF" type, I can live in my own world away from normalfags, life, and society, I suggest you try as many things as possible, literally anything even wave riding or mountain climbing or wood work or 8 bit games

riding waves*

>>220483
I not need a gf. My preference is intellectual and spiritual. I love games, music, books and writing.

learn programming and get a work from home job. get an autistic hobby or two that you can sink a lot of time and energy into (math, chess, video games, art, visantine erotica, whatever rows your boat). avoid the pitfalls of normalfag lifestyle, mainly consumerism and comparing yourself to others and matching society's expectations. oh, and if you ever get the urge to put on a wig and sexy lingerie, don't go through that rabbit hole, it ain't worth it.

>>220482
play touhou and join touhou community. It´s fun. Your life won´t be empty

>>220485
Okay. I loved your recommendations.

>>220486
Based.

>>220484
how old are you?

>>220488
28.

>>220491
I kinda expected you would be younger from your O.P post

>>220493
Target audience for this website tbh.

>>220493
Nope. I not fluent in English.

>>220482
it depends on your special interest really. As tacky as it sounds, autistic accumulation of academic knowledge is something I enjoy the most. I think that trying to bingeread wikipedia articles or reading some popscience book (or something more serious) could make you feel better.

>>220482
Can you get on neetbux?

Just accept that your life is not going to change for the better. You're stuck if you have autism. Don't be gaslighted.

>>220681
If he has hobbies and interests and has the proper mindset to enjoy solitude, he can be happy with him self even with no social life, I believe we can create our own happiness without the need of others unlike normalfags who can't enjoy solitude

My goodness there are even succubi shovering clips in YT about being autist. I don't know if for the case of succubi they are just pretending, yet things are quite relatable.
Specially the channel of "Musings of my ADHD brain" and "Autistic AF" (this one is a dude).

society does not have a place for autists. if it did then employment pipelines wouldnt be designed to penalize them for autism. id guess that most autists cant work any way.

>>222173
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/86-of-adults-with-autism-are-unemployed-this-job-fair-aims-to-change-that-1.5089780

Most can, but neurotypicals would rather eat rat poison and die than hire one into their public department or private company.

>>222152
Low functioning autist succubi are just as hopeless as men andthey have a 0% chance of ever getting hired anywhere.

Not even as a secretary for an old creep, because they usually look and act too dorky and weird.

>>222247
It still shocks me when i look at the autism unemployment stats. I'd never heard about it prior to wizchan.

>>222250
Life is literally hell for autists who aren't super high functioning programmers and business owners.

You can even be two standard deviations above the general normie in IQ and people will not hire you because your microexpressions, eye contact and other minor details are wrong, and you are most likely introverted.

>>222262
How weird looking are you exactly

I think you have to be pretty weird looking and out there to be rejected for your looks or mannerisms, do you have a tentacle sticking out somewhere

>>222263
nta but it's more about the general weird, "creepy" vibes that autists give off
lack of confidence, not getting nonverbal clues, and overall miscommunication
recruiters look not only for raw qualifications, but also for personal traits, because these will be the colleagues that present workers will have to hang out with day-to-day and on team building events

in short, autists rub normies off the wrong way

and that video has been tampered with using AI, come on
you can even see he's got two pupils in one eye momentarily

>>222263
It's not just about your looks, although many autists do look dorky.

Like the person above said, it's a mixture of things related to autistic behaviors that are radically different to NT's and make them very wary and suspicious of you.

>>222263
is this vucic?

>>220482
I read Tony Attwood. I only remember how disgusted I was by his normalfaggotry

>>220486
Touhou saved my life unironically. Playing Their game is like going to church at sunday to me.
I've made online friends from shared Touhou interest.
I guess it's very similar to Brony, but it can also attract autists from chans who aren't into kid's cartoon.

>>222173
Level 1s can work and are phonies about needing bux, they need acommodations

>>220482
what are your specific autism symptoms. i am still working on health problems myself but maybe i can help you with some.

>>222451
Cringe

>>222457
lad, you're in a fucking thread for AUTISM on a site for virgins. socially shaming people here makes u the weird one.

>>222451
Touhou is 75% responsible for launching my career.

17~ years ago the boorus and image board services were less than certain to be there from day to day, and the possibility of them going down with all hands was very real. As such, I taught myself Perl, Regex, MySQL and linux services to make my own local database of 2hu assets which I could trust, experience which meant I could be something more than a fucking helldesk technician when I got the opportunity.

Then I discovered the remix and cover community and used that to learn even more technologies.

the greater 2hu … realm? culture? contains a variety of desirable features for spergs which i'm only now realising:

Vibrant vivid colours and clear distinction between character designs
Tangible reward for intense focus, both in the game and in the larger culture (music, art, cross-skilling etc)
Music with unusual and interesting construction
Strongly 'cast' characters - Reimu is grumpy and indolent, Marissa is a thief, China is sleepy etc, that the 'tism can easily compartmentalise and then follow their activities
A combination of variety (in setup) and familiarity (in character) which apparently speaks to the 'tistic mindset

I came across this video where the fellow explains the checklist above for the sonic fandom (which I was a member of until the dreamcast era, and just kept going "The same is true for 2hu wtf"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_boahUoKoTU

>>222463
Guess everyone's different huh.
I played all the games, spent time learning them, cleared each of them on lunatic ( struggled most with 18 because it was really colorful and flashy, second hardest was 1… which isn't even a bullet hell ) and I'm still a loser with no accomplishments to my name.
It did motivate me to write a story at least, which I scrapped 200 pages in because I thought it was a waste of time.

Since many people in the community seemed technologically inclined, just like you, I thought, hey, let's give thing a shot. Can't be hard, huh?
lol
Failed everything on that frontier too. Reckon I'm too stupid and impatient for it.

I even tried talking to people over the net interested in the game, but they're mostly teenagers who I don't understand since they keep discussing about how they want to be succubi.
Well, whatever. 'Tomorrow will be special, yesterday was not', is my favorite theme, my favorite fighting stage is the final confrontation of Scarlet Weather Rhapsody, my favorite stage is hard mode S6 for TH12, favorite extra would be in TH16.
Looking forward to what comes out this time.

>>222459
You are right, however bronies are on the ultra-extreme end of the bell curve.

>>222479
Suwako 4 evaaaa

Well tech isn't for everyone - and yes you need some very serious concentration skills to hold and develop idea in your head for 12+ hours back to back until you can make it a reality or even just make progress towards it, if you don't have that, tech probably isn't for you. Sadly this isn't commonly explained to people.

And I can't play 2hu for shit, haven't got the reflexes and I get tunnel vision. Best I could ever achieve was the second hardest difficulty on Hitogata Happa which only barely compares. Different indeed.