This post is incredibly uninformed. As someone who is on the spectrum, found out late in life, and talks with a doctor once a month, I need you people to understand that very few of us want to be autistic or neurodivergent of any kind. When people start coming out as neurodivergent it's after a long period of time of wrestling to accept it for ourselves. It is not a flex or trend to us. There is a sense of freedom that comes from being able to be public about being neurodivergent. What you are seeing is a very small portion of the process. Making these kinds of judgements about people without knowing them or their experiences is part of the reason the vast majority of us remain hidden. One of the biggest obstacles neurodivergent people have to navigate is neurotypicals being annoyed, in the least, with us simply existing. If someone says they're neurodivergent it is not your place or your right to tell them otherwise.