Reposted from halfchan /lgbt/:—–http://aspergerstest.net/aq-test/Let's take the Autism Spectrum Quotient test. Please state your sex, gender identity, orientation, and result ITT. Supposedly, cis men score higher than cis women. Meanwhile trans wom

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Anonymous 03/31/15 (Tue) 20:55:28 No.30

Reposted from halfchan /lgbt/:
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http://aspergerstest.net/aq-test/

Let's take the Autism Spectrum Quotient test. Please state your sex, gender identity, orientation, and result ITT. Supposedly, cis men score higher than cis women. Meanwhile trans women score higher than cis women but lower than cis males, and trans men score higher than everybody. (sauce: http://docs.autismresearchcentre.com/papers/2011_Jones_transsexualautism_JADD.pdf) However I'm just curious in general what /lgbt/'s results will be.

Is this stuff true? Who knows. Is the test bullshit? Maybe. Let's do it anyway!
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pic is from the study linked in the PDF plus the current results from the halfchan thread.

Anonymous 03/31/15 (Tue) 20:56:24 No.31

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Also, for fun, included the 2 people who reported being nonbinary, haha…

Anonymous 03/31/15 (Tue) 20:57:02 No.32

these are the results as I last saw them:

>mtf
15 -lesbian
14 - i like men
5 - bi
11 - pretty much straight
9 - bi
36 - bisexual
12 - pan? bi?
6 - lesbean
8 - kinsey 4.5
22 - bi
33 - bi
6 - tfw no bf
12 - straight or whatever
31 - into males
36 - bisexual
21 - lesbian
24 - bisexual, female leaning-ish
13 - bisexual
7 - heterosexual
12 - bi, leaning towards guys
7 - straight
23 - n/a
24 - asexual
15 - lez
8 - straight
7 - bi-ish (4 leaning to 5 on the Kinsey scale)
24 - straight
42 - bi, leaning towards straight
8 - bi
13 - bi
21 - bi

>ftm
29 - bi or maybe just asexual
46 - possibly just asexual
39 - straight
29 - asexual
7 - gay
40 - asexual maybe bi
21 - straight
32 - bi?
16 - bislut
26 - n/a
7 - bi
12 - bi
30 - gay
19 - gay

>cis male
36 - bi
31 - bi
14 - bi
12 - gay
13 - gay
27 - gay
31 - bi
26 - kinsey 1-2
10 - gay
12 - homofagqueermanzilla
15 - bi
16 - gay
18 - bi
21 - straight
23 - straight
27 - gay
9 - bi
18 - probably asexual
26 - gay
31 - gay
25 - bi
30 - gay
6 - Kinsey #4
27 - bi

>cis female
25 - mostly straight (this is a "DFAB", im just counting them as cis female since they didnt say NB)
9 - les
9 - lesbian
23 - more into grills
32 - lesbian
26 - bi
14 - straight
12 - lesbian
16 - bi

>NBs
39 - pansexual (AMAB non-binary)
40 - asexual (AFAB agender)

Anonymous 08/04/15 (Tue) 02:41:31 No.50

>>30

>amab

>non-binary

>pan, demi

result: 31

I have an actual diagnosis for high functioning autism from around 6 years ago, but I've been getting more social since then. I remember taking a similar test back then and scoring very highly.

There seems to be a correlation between autism and non-binary identities, but I think that's due to the mindset/brain type (rather than seeing it as a negative thing, that "non-binary people are all just autistic fags looking for attention").

Anonymous 08/04/15 (Tue) 12:53:22 No.51

>male

>genderfluid

>asexual

Result: 19

Pretty surprising, since I've actually been diagnosed with autism when I was ~15. The only real symptom I have is difficulty to interact with people though. I think it might be more a case of severe social anxiety and they just went ahead and slapped autism onto it.