Neurodivergent Muslim Experiences: Traits Mistaken for Imitating the Opposite Gender

As-salamu alaykum. I'm not advocating for imitating the opposite gender-Islam clearly prohibits that. But I've been reflecting on how some traits linked to neurodivergence can be misunderstood as such imitation. I'm curious if other neurodivergent Muslims have similar stories. Take toe-walking, for instance. Many autistic individuals naturally do this. However, in certain cultures, people might wrongly interpret it as mimicking women. My intention in posting this isn't to encourage any forbidden behavior; it's simply to highlight that what some label as imitation could actually be an autistic or ADHD trait, or something tied to another condition. I'd love to hear from ND Muslims about their personal experiences. By sharing, we can help others realize that not every action has a bad intention behind it. Sometimes, what looks like imitation is just a manifestation of neurodivergence. That's really the heart of what I wanted to convey.