Why do autistic people talk like anime villains?
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Explaining the autism accent
Disclaimer: I believe it was said by a man of some import, “Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.” On this topic, I would love nothing more than to throw stones, innocent of any of the blemishes which I describe. Sadly, I have several years of podcasts that bear witness to my intentionally muted but still very much present autism accent. So let me start this article by confessing that I have, at one point in my life, had most of these features in my voice, and to a large extent, I still do. The jokes in the article are just as much at my expense as they might be at yours. They are…
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