It's been pointed out to me how rude it is not to introduce oneself (together with a supply of suggested autism/etc tests), and so I copy it here from the depths of a troll-post. (tl;dr version: ffs read me introduction)
I am definitely somewhere on the spectrum. I don't have some of the sociopathic traits, like I don't think I am overly reckless - I definitely wouldn't do something stupid and risk my wellbeing just for fun. With others, it's hard to say for me. For instance, the question of charisma and charm. Of course I think I do have them, I am the smartest person in the world after all, am I not?? For me, it's not possible to eliminate my ego/selfconfidence from the equation.
At the same time, I do have others. I behave perfectly normally in front of people, or try to, but part of me is kind of coldly observing the situations from the outside. For example once a girl with whom I was close told me she was raped and that I am one of the few people she has confided in. On the outside, I was horrified. On the inside I felt like I won - I have earned her trust and it will be so much harder for her to break away from me in the future. I had no emotional response. I have no regard for rules, or morals, as far as I don't get caught. I have some good friends and a girlfriend, I enjoy spending time with them and I think I would be upset if I lost them. But I don't really feel any connection to people in general. I enjoy talking to them and I also enjoy manipulating them to do what I want - it's a very special thrill. I could go on, but you get the picture.
Now, I haven't yet found myself in any circumstances that could be described as extreme, so I don't know how far I would go. That having been said, I never understood the dilemma in the classic "get a million -> random person dies" question.
If anyone is willing to introduce themselves, comment or spout abuse at me - please, im curious!