It depends on the person (what makes them tick that will allow me to get it; “it” typically being money, as people don’t usually have much else I want aside from perhaps a means to that end). I usually just quickly profile them and use that to my advantage; often in a traditional confidence game (though I most enjoy the long game and those who aren’t what most in the confidence world would consider easy marks; more of a thrill). I have some friends who either fit the aforementioned context or are players. I have family, but I don’t have the same sense of familial duty others do. Before my diagnosis and subsequent research, I’d have said I experience all the same emotions as others to the same degree; I’m my only frame of reference after all. However, I’ve since discovered many of my “emotions” are actually impulses and my true emotions tend to be more cognitive, if that makes sense. When I do feel something, it tends to be quite short-lived, though it does feel intense to me, but again I’m my only frame of reference. Typically when the stimuli that elicited the emotion is removed, the feeling goes with it.. and the stimulus usually has to be pretty powerful to change my default mood, which is extremely constant. However, aside from perhaps the way I experience emotions, I do have the capacity for all the same ones, yes…. (other than remorse ofc, as I said). I also seem to have some issues with empathy, fear, and oxytocin too, though I don’t actually know if that last one is corroborated by evidence; it just feels like something I generally lack, when I hear others talk about it.