Who are you..? “나의 공간” 대한 강한 인식, safety와 직결된,,

Accept your autism.


Research on autism and BPD shows varying preferred interpersonal distances, with some studies finding a greater distance preferred by individuals with autism and BPD, potentially due to distorted body image or a need for space to manage sensory or emotional overload.



Interpersonal Distance in Autism and BPD

Autism: Studies indicate that individuals with autism may prefer a greater interpersonal distance, potentially related to perceptual factors, such as a distorted perception of their own body size, or difficulties with spatial relationships.

BPD: Research shows individuals with BPD also prefer a larger interpersonal distance, particularly from strangers, which is thought to stem from an intolerance of sustained social closeness and insecurity in relationships.
Factors Influencing Distance Preference

Distorted Body Perception: In some individuals with autism, a distorted perception of their body size can influence their preferred interpersonal distance, leading them to maintain more space to accommodate their perceived body.

Fear of Abandonment: In BPD, the intense fear of abandonment and insecurity in relationships often contributes to a need for larger social distances.

Sensory and Emotional Overload: For individuals with autism, the need for greater distance can also be a coping mechanism for managing sensory sensitivities or overwhelming social interactions.

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