30 inch waist on display

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Autistics can "mask", it is a bit like hiding it although cannot be sustained for long.

Personally I think the autism label is overapplied. A lot of people who think they are autistic just have no social skills because they mostly/only communicate from behind a screen.

Bri however is not only on the spectrum but has serious comorbidities like a personality disorder, mood disorders such as anxiety, agoraphobia, anger issues and has admitted to being suicidal in the past.

This is what in UK social care they call "complex needs". And Bri communicates from behind a screen because he has no other choice

Agreed. One always has to be cautious with using clinical terms and throwing amateur diagnoses around online, though I am guilty of it myself and doing it here. In the absence of a licensed professional evaluating them, we are all just speculating, However, I do firstly think that autism is very over-applied and misunderstood. My young nephew is quite significantly autistic, although he's very affectionate, funny, and quite emotionally intelligent. We tend to paint them all here as raving spastics but many can function just fine in social settings and work environments.

Goodrum, to put it bluntly, is literally just stupid, lazy, and gay. And Brian does not exhibit any autistic traits, in my opinion. What he does exhibit is, firstly, severe ADHD. Hence the 'they labelled me the devil at birth' nonsense, and teachers sent him for cognitive tests as a toddler as they thought that he was literally retarded. Brian has normal intelligence but he clearly has working memory deficits, impulse inhibition, high distractibility and anxiety. He also has the classically accompanying cannabis use disorder that so many of them develop.

He has a lot more going on, too, and as a layman I'd bet my penis that he would meet the clinical threshold for narcissistic personality disorder if tested, along with high antisocial traits. They really got revealed when the JKK thing came out and he desperately tried to distract everyone from it with pathological lying and the law-school fiasco. He's a danger to women and he belongs in a padded cell alongside his best bud Blaha.

⭐ Major traits you described and what they usually align with

1. ~40 arrests + talking shit to cops + banned everywhere

This is classic antisocial-type behavior:
   •   impulsivity
   •   disregard for consequences
   •   disrespect for authority
   •   chronic rule-breaking
   •   poor behavioral inhibition
   •   long pattern of not learning from punishment

Autistic people almost never behave like this.

This alone heavily tilts toward antisocial traits.

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2. Constant lying / grandiose lies / “accomplishments” that aren’t true

This leans strongly toward:
   •   narcissistic traits
   •   antisocial traits (compulsive lying, conning, exaggerating)

Autism is generally associated with being too honest, not chronically deceptive.

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3. Constant shirtless pics, bragging, showing off physique, obsession with status

This matches:
   •   narcissistic traits
   •   insecurity masked as superiority
   •   steroid-induced emotional volatility (roid rage, impulsivity, grandiosity)
   •   identity built on appearance, dominance, or status

Nothing about this is autistic.

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4. Heavy internet usage + banned from almost every forum

This usually means:
   •   chronically provocative
   •   unable to control impulses
   •   seeking attention through conflict
   •   unstable relationships with groups
   •   thrives on drama

Again, antisocial/narcissistic traits, not autism.

Autistic people get banned for being socially awkward or overly blunt — NOT for being arrested dozens of times or relentlessly provoking conflict.

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5. Childhood complaints + unstable upbringing

This matters a LOT.

A huge percentage of people with antisocial traits have:
   •   childhood trauma
   •   chaotic homes
   •   inconsistent discipline
   •   abuse or neglect
   •   attachment problems

This is a core pathway into adult antisocial behavior.

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6. “Reminds me of myself at 20”

People often see in him the unfiltered, immature, impulsive, angry version of themselves before they matured.
But he never developed past that point.

That’s very typical of:
   •   antisocial disorder
   •   chronic immaturity
   •   untreated trauma
   •   personality disorders
   •   developmental arrest emotionally

Not autism.

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⭐ So what’s the likely pattern? (Non-diagnostic, just behavioral clusters)

Based solely on behaviors — NOT a clinical diagnosis — it sounds like a mix of:

1. Antisocial traits (very strong)
   •   arrests
   •   disrespect for authority
   •   chronic lying
   •   impulsive aggression
   •   rule-breaking
   •   banned everywhere

2. Narcissistic traits (very strong)
   •   bragging
   •   inflated self-image
   •   constant shirtless photos
   •   craving validation
   •   grandiose lies
   •   extremely reactive to criticism

3. Emotional immaturity
   •   behaves like a 20-year-old despite being 47
   •   impulsive, reactive, unstable
   •   can’t regulate emotions

4. Trauma history
   •   childhood complaints
   •   likely shaped his adult behaviors

5. Possible sprinkle of autistic-like rigidity (very minor and overshadowed)
   •   black-and-white reactions
   •   maybe literal thinking

But autism is clearly not the dominant force in his behavior.



⭐ Bottom line

The behavior pattern you described is far more antisocial + narcissistic than autistic.

They caught the person who planted the pipe bomb on Jan 6. AI said it was a girl; FBI says it was a guy.

https://nypost.com/2025/12/04/us-news/fbi-makes-arrest-in-jan-6-pipe-bomb-investigation-after-nearly-5-years/

Does this look like anybody here who may have upped the dosages?