Do you often walk with your head at an angle?

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I prefer doing that, since it just feels more natural. Could this be an autism trait? I also had a super-smart friend who used to do the same thing.

I'd just go with it being a super smart trait.

absolutely. tilted to the right.

Yep.
I do this.
I don't always notice at what angle though.
I have noticed I do it.

Yes. Also to the right.

Not only my head,
I tilt and shift my entire body into different poses all the time.
Seems I'm never quite sure how to hold it.

That IS an autism trait, as I understand it.

same here, when I'm completely at ease and relaxed (at home alone) my head is all to the right, as if there was some weight attached to it

My head is always tilted to the left. I've tried holding it straight but it makes me unbalanced.

I think it's a (nonofficial?) spectrum trait.

I do it too, BTW, but I never notice! In fact, the only reason I know is because someone pointed it out to me once before! It's just natural for me!

Yes, very often. However, I have a lazy eye, and that might be causing it.

Yes, I do that some of the time.

My neck is kinda crooked from bad sitting posture, but I don't walk with my head at an angle. Doesn't feel natural to me, makes me feel off balance and nauseous. Plus it looks ret*d. I don't see how this is an AS trait...

I have my head facing the ground 3 yards in front of me.

I'm always staring at the ground when I walk or talk to people.

I sure hope not!
People make enough fun about the way I walk.

Yes. I do this. I used to get picked on rather frequently growing up because of this. I also used to walk around with my chin resting on my collar bone. My boss/research partner (who is a chiropractor, by trade) says that my cirvical (neck) vertebrae are out of place from this.

I'm not sure if I do that when I walk, but I do it when someone is talking to me and I am expected to look at them. It is usually to my right.