Most autistic self-help books

My brother became NEET three years ago and has become a massive autist thanks to self-help books.

What is the most autistic self-help book or which book causes the most autstic behaviour?

My bet's on pic related.

>inb4 the bible

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I keep meaning to read this all the way through to fix myself. But I am so authentic that when people ask me how I am I just say fine and then I can't physically bring myself to ask them "how are you" because I don't care. Even though I see others do it and I think it's the social convention.

I dont know OP but i think this guy could write it

You'll only gain self-centered people who only want to talk about themselves. They will have zero interest in you as a person and more of a free-therapist. The book also describes how you can "use" friends to your advantage.

I get that some people say the book made them less shy but damn this isn't the way to "win friends".

I find that 19th century victorian novels improved my social anxiety and behavior a great deal. I have made as many of my interactions highly formalized, with plenty of pleasantries and sympathies, and questions about others. It has given me a buffer and also I think improves others opinion of me.

>authentic

autocorrect fail, i meant autistic

Good, now start wearing the frilly dresses.

Also Tucker Max. They're used as "self-help" in certain spaces so that's why I include them.

Self help books don't cause autism. Autistic people that read self help books don't have the empathy, emotional quotient, or awareness to properly apply anything in a self help book. So it becomes a bastardized form of what it was supposed to be.

Well said.