TenPencePiece wrote:
League_Girl wrote:
Just when is having a hard time telling the truth an aspie thing now? What do you guys mean by it? I thought "difficulty telling a lie" would be an aspie thing. I also thought being honest was an aspie thing even though NTs can be honest too.
I think that we're particularly more likely to have a hard time telling the truth if we believe that we've done something wrong. Whilst this may be universal amongst everyone to an extent, we're probably more likely to make the so-called wrong-doing a more serious issue than it may actually be - just my experience. I'm not sure if this is what others are referring to - It may be something completely different, but I'll leave it to them to explain if that is the case.
I find it difficult to tell a lie, yes.
OK, no. This is absolutely wrong. First of all, autistics do find it more difficult to lie, as a general rule.
Furthermore, they actually studied this, and autistics are less likely to do something they know is wrong (like, I suppose, lying) and more likely to admit to doing it after the fact.
Edit: This is why FAAAS is so full of crap.
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