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Common Autistic Traits in Women
Common Autistic Traits in Women
Originally “List of Female Asperger Syndrome Traits” from help4aspergers.com (no longer active) by Rudy Simone.
Adapted by Taylor Heaton (https://www.MomOnTheSpectrum.life, Youtube: Mom on the Spectrum)
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Common Autistic Traits in Women
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Appearance / Personal Habits
1. Dresses comfortably
Yes
No
2. Spends less time on grooming and hair
Yes
No
3. Eccentric personality and/or appearance
Yes
No
4. Is young for her age in preferences, appearance and tastes
Yes
No
5. Usually more expressive than autistic males
Yes
No
6. May have androgynous traits with feminine appearance
Yes
No
7. Camouflages socially and may lack sense of identity
Yes
No
8. Retreats with reading and/or tv and movies
Yes
No
9. Manages stress with rules, discipline and routines
Yes
No
10. Happiest at home or other controlled environments
Yes
No
Intellect / Education / Vocation
11. Considered "gifted", shy or sensitive when young
Yes
No
12. Overt or covert learning deficits
Yes
No
13. Often musical, artistic
Yes
No
14. May have savant skill or strong talent
Yes
No
15. May gravitate towards computers and technology, or writing, languages and psychology
Yes
No
16. May self-taught skills
Yes
No
17. May be highly educated but struggle with social aspects
Yes
No
18. May have partial degree(s)
Yes
No
19. May be passionate about one course of study then change course quickly
Yes
No
20. May have trouble staying employed or finding work
Yes
No
21. Slow to comprehend some things due to sensory and cognitive issues
Yes
No
22. Prefers written rather than verbal instructions
Yes
No
23. May have obsessions that are less obvious than ASD males
Yes
No
Emotional / Physical
24. Emotionally immature or sensitive
Yes
No
25. Frequent anxiety and/or fear
Yes
No
26. More open to discussing feelings than ASD males
Yes
No
27. Strong sensory issues/prone to overwhelm
Yes
No
28. Prone to depression. May have been diagnosed as bi-polar or manic depressive instead of ASD
Yes
No
29. Sensitive to medication and anything she puts in/on her body
Yes
No
30. Gastrointenstinal issues
Yes
No
31. Stims to soothe when agitated
Yes
No
32. Prone to temper or crying meltdowns in public
Yes
No
33. Physical when happy
Yes
No
34. Hates injustice and being misunderstood, can incite anger
Yes
No
35. Prone to mutism when stressed
Yes
No
36. May have unique voice quality or speak in monotone
Yes
No
Social / Relationships
37. Words and actions are often misunderstood
Yes
No
38. Perceived to be cold-natured or self-centered
Yes
No
39. Can be shy or mute
Yes
No
40. Doesn't go out much or prefers to go out only with partner
Yes
No
41. May get fired up when talking about passions or special interests
Yes
No
42. May prefer spending time with animals
Yes
No
43. May not go many "girly" things or have many girlfriends
Yes
No
44. May shut down in social situations when overloaded but is better at masking than ASD males. May appear socially skilled but it's a performance
Yes
No
45. Can have trouble maintaining close friendships
Yes
No
46. May choose to remain celibate or alone. If in a relationship takes it very seriously.
Yes
No
47. Due to sensory issues, may thoroughly enjoy sex or strongly dislike it
Yes
No
48. Can be awkward in flirting attempts
Yes
No
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