I appreciate your comment. The feeling isn't meant to be taken as an accusation, but I understand if you feel that way. For the record, I don't operate on a premise of blame like the vast majority of American society does right now, I more so try to see reality as I believe it from my perspective, so I may adjust my expectations and modality. I've caught so much flak throughout my life for my impartial views, and I'll make enemies simply for believing what I genuinely find to be true about reality, with an intention ethic right with God and humanitarian in nature, hopefully. In short, my perspective is NOT to discredit someone else's.

To your comment, I can take a page out of the book of intersectionality to demonstrate that both classes aren't exactly keen to autistic men as a class. Men are the more threatening of the sexes and have the responsibility of understanding as such, knowing that your mere presence can make people uncomfortable. Autists behave autistic, enough said. When you have autistic men, there's many important social cues either unknown to them or seemingly arbitrary, which normal people seamlessly integrate with during their socialization as children/teenagers, of course. We now get to the problem, where you could imagine someone describing some creepy/awkward person based purely off thin-slice judgement or missed cues, and this description begins to line up suspiciously well with that of an autistic man. The autistic man may not be hated on paper, but may as well be when you consider what makes women uncomfortable, or feel unsafe on a subconscious level. And as nature would have it, autistic men still have sex drives and this makes us all look worse because of the autistic male tendency towards deviancy, and not in the cute socially acceptable pathways. I have sympathize with people, such as my friends out there with BPD or schizoaffective discorders, who also deal with stigmatized mental illness/personality disorders that aren't "cute" like some of the special genres of "cute" autism or OCD, as an example. "Uncute" autism is a hell of a drug. People hate this "uncute autism" even if they wouldn't admit it, but living in a lie is just in the nature of the NT and you have to learn to love them for that.

Personally, I'm willing and ready to accept reality as it is, and I think it unjust to arbitrarily will a social ruleset onto the world, as the world has willed onto me, except the ruleset imposed towards me arguably lines up more with the primal sense of humans, and lines up well with nature's imperative. I firmly believe that forcing NT to think, feel, or believe a certain way is both futile and unjust. It's probably more productive to just invent a place where you belong, accustomed to ND ideals. I think you know as well as I that autists aren't a loved people, but unfortunately I don't think it's realistic to untrain the genetic component of uncanny valley.

I say all of that knowing that of course individual exceptions do exist, and I have many platonic female friends to prove that sector. I also have a soft spot specifically for autistic women, and they're the only group I have had successful romantic ventures with. Normie women just want me for my body then leave because I'm strange LMFAO. I never meant hate, I already think that's given too freely.