Dissecting neurotypical behavior like it's not the norm. By an alien-human hybrid who observes human specimens to understand why they continue to do stupid things and call it a day.
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The Mysterious Difference Between Being Direct and Being Rude
For Neurodivergent Minds: Why the same sentence becomes offensive depending on whether the speaker remembered to decorate it with enough social frosting.
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"How Are You” is Not a Question for Neurotypicals
For AuDHDer, ADHDer and Autistic minds: On why you are not supposed to answer this question-like statement that is thrown at you many times a day.
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How Do Neurotypcial People Know What They Want Without Researching It for Six Months?
A study of decision-making, and the suspicious phenomenon of neurotypical people simply choosing things.
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You Were Invited. You Were Not Supposed to Come.
An investigation into the neurotypical social ritual of saying “come” when nobody expects you to actually come.
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How Does Everyone Know When It’s Their Turn to Talk?
On the Invisible Traffic Lights of Neurotypical Conversation
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