That eagle really said ‘bet’ and proved everyone wrong just to flex on the haters.
spiciestturtle on
The satisfaction of being right when no one believed you
beyondoutsidethebox on
There is no greater satisfaction than doing what others say can’t be done.
fracta10 on
Me after fixing something and have extra screws:
Lol
BladeManEXE7 on
What does that have to do with autism?
No_Week_1877 on
My entire life has been like this. Not autistic btw.
Upstairs-Yak-5474 on
my cat knocked over my pen once and upon picking it up it stopped working, i told my friend that the pen wants revenge so i must bop the cat on the nose with the pen for it to start working again.
somehow it worked i surprised myself too
Snoo_66686 on
I really hate it when the autistic coworker finds the most time consuming and inefficient way to do something but doesn’t take any advice because ‘hey it worked’
Like yes congrats Larry you beat a nail in using only a screwdriver handle even though I said it wouldn’t work, but please get the hammer next time
GuiloJr on
I live for the ecstasy of that feeling.
__The-1__ on
Oh, and it’s a better way?
Awesomeautism on
Me but the way I’m doing it is how I was trained to do it.
davidsladky on
I was raised very sheltered so I didn’t know the way a lot of things were supposed to be done, but I still got them done!
Shadowrider95 on
Emotional_Piano_16 on
pointless mention of autism
Icy-Swordfish7784 on
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Jabberwock_king on
Boltaanjistman on
I’ve had a million times where someone is trying to get something back in the box, they sit there turning it for ages and I walk up, they say “No, no, you cant just slide it in like that, that thing blocks it. It doesn’t go… how’d you that?” as I turn it like 3 degrees and it fits right in
Za3i on
Why put the autism in there?
Nearby_Bear1686 on
What was that? Hu? What was that again? U hu that’s what i tought
GrowthForge-1988 on
My face when the ‘wrong’ way works better than their ‘right’ way.
Talidel on
It’s taken 3x the amount of time, but it’s done.
Meme_Pope on
When you have autism and breathe oxygen
ilikebreadsticks1 on
I think this refers to how some people with autism have strong beliefs in the right/wrong ways of doing things (because routine is a bit part of autism). This can either be a super efficient way, or other times… not, and it’s overinflated.
I do this, I think my way is right and squirm in my seat when someone else does it a different way then realise ‘oh that actually worked really well and is better than my way’. It’s hard to distinguish what’s actually efficient and what’s just ‘my’ right way.
MaxCWebster on
Mrs. Webster: Stop! That’s not gonna fit in there!
Me: *continues to put it in there while maintaining eye contact*
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What? No! Putting away leftovers. Get your mind out of the gutter!
Sakul_the_one on
me in physics (I didnt followed to rules, but it worked. We dont speak about the thing i tried 2 minutes later):
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That eagle really said ‘bet’ and proved everyone wrong just to flex on the haters.
The satisfaction of being right when no one believed you
There is no greater satisfaction than doing what others say can’t be done.
Me after fixing something and have extra screws:
Lol
What does that have to do with autism?
My entire life has been like this. Not autistic btw.
my cat knocked over my pen once and upon picking it up it stopped working, i told my friend that the pen wants revenge so i must bop the cat on the nose with the pen for it to start working again.
somehow it worked i surprised myself too
I really hate it when the autistic coworker finds the most time consuming and inefficient way to do something but doesn’t take any advice because ‘hey it worked’
Like yes congrats Larry you beat a nail in using only a screwdriver handle even though I said it wouldn’t work, but please get the hammer next time
I live for the ecstasy of that feeling.
Oh, and it’s a better way?
Me but the way I’m doing it is how I was trained to do it.
I was raised very sheltered so I didn’t know the way a lot of things were supposed to be done, but I still got them done!
pointless mention of autism
.
I’ve had a million times where someone is trying to get something back in the box, they sit there turning it for ages and I walk up, they say “No, no, you cant just slide it in like that, that thing blocks it. It doesn’t go… how’d you that?” as I turn it like 3 degrees and it fits right in
Why put the autism in there?
What was that? Hu? What was that again? U hu that’s what i tought
My face when the ‘wrong’ way works better than their ‘right’ way.
It’s taken 3x the amount of time, but it’s done.
When you have autism and breathe oxygen
I think this refers to how some people with autism have strong beliefs in the right/wrong ways of doing things (because routine is a bit part of autism). This can either be a super efficient way, or other times… not, and it’s overinflated.
I do this, I think my way is right and squirm in my seat when someone else does it a different way then realise ‘oh that actually worked really well and is better than my way’. It’s hard to distinguish what’s actually efficient and what’s just ‘my’ right way.
Mrs. Webster: Stop! That’s not gonna fit in there!
Me: *continues to put it in there while maintaining eye contact*
—
What? No! Putting away leftovers. Get your mind out of the gutter!
me in physics (I didnt followed to rules, but it worked. We dont speak about the thing i tried 2 minutes later):