Also I should possibly have been using the words "allistic" and "allistic culture" instead of "neurotypical". But oh well.

Also to be extra clear, neurodivergent / autistic people are just as capable of being vague or passive aggressive as neurotypicals, we are not elevated beings, etc etc.

To clarify, when I say "Neurotypical culture" I don't mean "all neurotypicals do this", I just mean the cultural norms in social spaces where everyone's assumed to be neurotypical.

I find some of these norms much more tiring than the ones that develop in majority-neurodivergent social spaces.

The difference between these can sometimes be guessed based on number of question marks used ("?" is more likely to mean 1 or 2, "??" or "???" is more likely to be options 3-5), but this varies between people.

Example:

"This is actually a statement but I'm putting a question mark on the end?"

Here, the question mark is a tone indicator that means any of:

1. (/uncertain)
2. (/confused)
3. (/irritated)
4. (/distressed)
5. (/you should know this already and you should feel bad for not knowing it)

I did do a bit of code-diving to give myself a clue for the conditions I had to aim for to get it 😅

I just managed to get "Dynamic Duo", I'm very pleased with myself :D

Buy the game here:

store.steampowered.com/app/2015000/...

I would like to pinch his cheeks

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This one ^