High Functioning Baseball T-Shirts

Do your research.

“I'm not a psychopath, I'm a high-functioning sociopath. Do your research.”

Great design combining a quote from the popular tv show sherlock and the image from another popular show Mr Robot!

Perfect gift for all the fans of Sherlock series.

Forget what the naysayers say! Proudly wear this daily reminder that in spite of all of it, you're still a high-functioning and surprisingly well-adjusted human. Well done you!!

High Functioning Sociopath...in Tweed!

High Functioning Introvert - Anti-Social - Social Distancing

Not a hero, but a high-functioning sociopath. Embrace the enigmatic allure of a sharp mind with this design.

You should be proud of how well-adjusted and high-functioning you are. Everyone else should recognize it too!

Do your research.

The Game is Afoot

high functioning introvert, funny retro design in 60s style

High Functioning Introvert t-shirt

'You're a psychopath.' 'High Functioning sociopath, with your number.' The white splatter version of "High Functioning Sociopath" design.

Unlock your superpower! Swoop to the rescue with your surprisingly well-adjusted engagement and behaviors! You're the hero we all want, but not the one we deserve

High-Functioning Sociopath

Still searching for Introvert Antisocial Butterfly Funny Introvert Solitude lover designs? Make a statement with this High Functioning Introvert tee. Makes a great gift for the introvert in your life.

Still searching for Introvert Antisocial Butterfly Funny Introvert Solitude lover designs? Make a statement with this High Functioning Introvert tee. Makes a great gift for the introvert in your life.

Relatable, fun. Retro, you need it.

"I'm Not a Hero, I'm A high Functioning Sociopath".........was what Sherlock Holmes said right before he killed that jerk.

"High functioning is used to deny support. Low functioning is used to deny agency." Support autistics and educate others. Neurodivergence is not a choice, being ignorant is.

"High functioning is used to deny support. Low functioning is used to deny agency." Support autistics and educate others. Neurodivergence is not a choice, being ignorant is.

"High functioning is used to deny support. Low functioning is used to deny agency." Support autistics and educate others. Neurodivergence is not a choice, being ignorant is.

Show your love of Sherlock and all of his Sociopathic tenancies with this shirt! Art by Danielle Kukic www.dragonrisestudio.com

Warning: High functioning sociopath In black

I Am Crazy, Not Stupid. There's a difference! Just because someone might have a mental health condition, it doesn't mean they're stupid or incapable. There are many people who're high functioning but still fighting mental health disease daily. High functioning depression. High functioning anxiety etc. We all exist. Just because we have a mental health condition doesn't make us all incapable of work. Do not bully us! Hell, do not bully anyone!!

Getting out of bed, going to work, taking care of children, maintaining relationships, doing chores, etc. does NOT mean that someone isn't dealing with depression.

Yang is known as one of the greatest generals in human history in the Legend of the Galactic Heroes series, leading the Free Planets Alliance space fleet to go toe-to-toe with the Imperial Galactic Empire led by his counterpart Reinhard von Lohengramm. A firm believer in democracy, he also showed a passion for alcohol defending it at every opportunity including saying this: Humans were drinking alcohol five-thousand years ago, and we're still drinking it now. Alcohol is humanity's friend. Can I abandon a friend?

"High functioning is used to deny support. Low functioning is used to deny agency." Support autistics and educate others. Neurodivergence is not a choice, being ignorant is.

When an autistic individual describes feeling like a social chameleon, they are likely expressing their ability to adapt and mask their true selves in social situations, often as a coping mechanism to fit in with neurotypical expectations. This can lead to a sense of disconnect or exhaustion as they navigate social interactions by mimicking behaviors that may not come naturally to them.

Just doing the least I can do to get by.