welbeck
i don't understand that.
OP do you have autism, is that why you're asking.
I have wondered.
I had always thought of autism as being what is now regarded as just one extreme of the spectrum, so it had never occured to me that I could be, but learning more about autism I began to wonder as some things seemed to fit, as if explaining things that seemed peculiar. But other things did not seem to fit at all, as I do tend to be very empathic and concerned, particularly towards animals and very careful and conscienscious about road safety and courtesy to other drivers when I was driving.
I am aware of the danger of reaching incorrect conclusions by the process of reasoning that is based upon the fallacy of the undistributed middle. Alas, many people do reach conclusions by applying that fallacy but do not realise they are doing it.