Neurotypical Syndrome Disorder and its Effects

Neurotypical Syndrome Disorder (NSD), or neurotypical syndrome, is a pattern of thoughts and behaviors observed in some individuals. NSD is a genetic disorder that can be present from birth or manifest during school years. Symptoms range from neurotypical to pathologically neurotypical, with no known cure. NSDs often form close-knit social groups and rely on small talk as a coping mechanism. They struggle with logic, have difficulty staying focused, and can have difficulty evaluating facts objectively. NTs often seek validation and acceptance from their peers.