KingdomOfRats wrote:
have also heard cat meowing is common as speech and echolia in asders.
for am,it's echolia,sometimes it's because am like the feel of it in throat,and other times it's to talk to cats.
That's actually common in aspies? I've done that when talking to cats since I was 8, and find it comes more naturally than speech when I'm tired but still have to move (ie, at work). Cats actually respond to it, and humans always have to ask to be sure it's actually me. I also find myself doing it to talk to snakes, and to psychologically torture dogs.
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