Signs of autism could be encoded in the way you walk
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Signs of autism could be encoded in the way you walk
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#2I can confirm this happens. Source: self
Re: Signs of autism could be encoded in the way you walk
#3- toe-walking, walking on the balls of the feet
- in-toeing, walking with one or both feet turned inwards
- out-toeing, walking with one or both feet turned out.
I thought that toe walking was called out two decades ago when I was in university - I remember it being mentioned in a psych class. Otherwise, that kind of includes everyone who doesn't walk with feet straight, doesn't it?
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#4Huh. My last girlfriend told me I had "the gay walk" and never could figure out what she meant. I wonder if this is it.
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#5Huh. My last girlfriend told me I had "the gay walk" and never could figure out what she meant. I wonder if this is it.
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#6Huh. My last girlfriend told me I had "the gay walk" and never could figure out what she meant. I wonder if this is it.
> I had "the gay walk"
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#8I can confirm this happens. Source: self
same. Walking feels weird
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#9Re: Signs of autism could be encoded in the way you walk
#10- toe-walking, walking on the balls of the feet - in-toeing, walking with one or both feet turned inwards - out-toeing, walking with one or both feet turned out. I thought that toe walking was called out two decades ago when I was in university - I remember it being mentioned in a psych class. Otherwise, that kind of includes everyone who doesn't walk with feet straight, doesn't it?
Yeah at least a few kindergarten and elementary school teachers were watching out for toe walkers since at least around the mid-90's. Source: I know people.