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OP, this is like the fifth time I've seen you do this: you need to stop putting "like me" in your questions.
Nobody knows you. Nobody knows what you're like.
Just ask your question, don't put a personal spin on it. Or if you do want a personal spin, explain what you're like first, then ask if anyone else does the same thing.
Explaining your question in the post would be a good idea.
Good idea.
I'm not quite sure I understand what you're asking, so I'd like to try flipping the question around - what would you say limits your own behaviour? I think hearing your answer would help me to both understand the question and to highlight potential differences in what limits us.
I find a behaviour limiter works.
Where can I buy one of these
At your local essential oils peddler.
Oh nice, they cured my autism with lemongrass last year which is pretty cool
Physics, neurochemistry, society, imagination?
Too vague. I don't know what you're really asking for. Please clarify.
What limits your behavior as an autistic?
All the things I said and much more. Roughly speaking, all the things that limit everyone's behavior.
Kryptonite.
... Or maybe a mix of anxiety and depression. One of the two.
I dislike being noticed. Getting attention especially from people I do not know is extremely uncomfortable for me. (Online is significantly less problematic compared to physically)
This limits what I do in a general sense
Anxiety, resting need, self esteem issues, trauma, headaches, need to keep my hands clean (and not touching anything clean if hands are dirty)
The potential consequences