@Sibshops @Wikisteff @Andres @pikesley I am "on the autism spectrum" (that is, I'm autistic) and I can confidently say I would not score a point against Serena. I also find the typical male ego ludicrous and obnoxious, despite being male myself.
Now I'm wondering, why did autism get dragged into this?
@Andres @Sibshops @Wikisteff @pikesley That's odd, considering I'm the one who's autistic. :)
@hosford42 @Andres @Wikisteff @pikesley
Apologizes for bringing autism into this. I'll edit my post.
@Sibshops Oh, yikes, put it back, please! The first way seemed like you might have had some interactions with autistic folks, or maybe might even be speaking from first-hand experience as an autistic person yourself. The new way sounds super ableist. I know you're trying. Let's talk about?
@hosford42 Yep, my son is barely on the autistic spectrum.
It wouldn't be out of character for him to say "I don't know" or "I don't think so." if I ask him if he would be able to get a point against a tennis pro.
I'll just delete my comment.
What Aaron said. We're generally presentable people, and we don't bite unless you ask, nicely.
