That will be stuck in my head for the rest of the day. Great reference

Ive a similar perspective and I live with multiple neurodivergent people in my house. It seems like a visceral reaction that doesn’t even make it to the brain. Just like your hand jerks back if you touch something hot, they immediately gag or cough or itch or whatever.

They ate or touched one thing one time, decided they didn’t like it, and now their limbic system protects them from anything similar to it.

It seems to be mostly food and clothing. I can’t tell the difference between these two cotton shirts but they will have a long conversation about how one in great and the other is horrible.

And also everyone’s favorite windows screensaver

Kat Williams does a bit about haters, that if you have haters you’re doing something right, and you should collect 2 more haters by Friday. The attitude is like… “I know I’m fabulous, but you do you mister jealous”

Adapt it to be relevant, if you’re wearing a Shrek t-shirt or whatever, own it. If they keep going ask the friends of they like the bullys boring shirt.

This l takes the attention away from what the bully is saying and is not directly confrontational. Make sense?