Does this image represent you?

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Yes very much.  And it doesn't matter if you're a virgin because this is basically Living With Autism 101.

[LLR]

Almost completely, and I'm not that awkward as compared to the average Atlas poster

[JA]

Spot on, unfortunately. Every single one of those traits fits me. It's the wonderful life of Social Anxiety Disorder.

[Torie]

The degree of nexus between that dude and myself is well, yes, you guessed it, the null set.

[Technocracy Timmy]

Some but mostly no.

[Grumpier Than Thou]

IT SCARES ME HOW MUCH THIS IS ME

THIS IS LITERALLY 100% ME

[Antonio the Sixth]

A lot of it, though not everything.

I actually love walking, and tend to walk very slowly to enjoy the moment (at least when the weather is good).

[Virginiá]

Why is it the Virgin walk tho

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Aside from the clothes and the passing, it's stunningly accurate. Though I'm not autistic. I can't stress that enough. I'm major-depressive with psychotic features which makes me perceive people thinking I'm autistic (which considering my youngest brother is something I'm considerably sensitive about), hence a lot of the ironically autistic features. The worst part is that I'm conscious of this and it drives me nuts. Basically why I'm back on 5mg of ability.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Anti-social

...walk

No.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Anti-social

...walk

No.

I don't think he means that kind of anti-social.

So that begs the question: how exactly are we supposed to walk?

[Antonio the Sixth]

Anti-social

...walk

No.

I don't think he means that kind of anti-social.

There is only one kind of anti-social, and it has nothing to do with the kind of person he's talking about.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

A lot of it, though not everything.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Why is it the Virgin walk tho

I found it on /pol/ fwiw

[Goldwater]

Not really, no. I don't think my body is that stiff when I walk, I also don't mind eye contact and my stride is certainly not long.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     More or less. It's easy to do involuntarily when you're busy thinking.

[Santander]

Nah, I goosestep.

[Xing]

A lot of it, though not everything.

[Crumpets]

About 60-70% right for me.

[Mr. Smith]

Almost entirely, it'd definitely be easier to find what doesn't fit than the other way. (My favorite being the hair one, which is rather discriminatory to us curly-haired ones)

[Leinad]

Creepily so, yes.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

I happily evolved out of such a status, but it's ghost still haunts me to this day--mostly through accusations by my housemates of being somewhere on "the spectrum".

[America Needs R'hllor]

A lot of it, though not everything.

[Lexii, harbinger of chaos and sexual anarchy]

A lot of it, though not everything.

[dead0man]

Some, sure, but I take issue with the fast walking part...the bottom three things actually.  First, there all the same.  If you walk fast, you're going to have plenty of opportunity to pass people all the time and you will likely have a long stride.  Second, what the hell is "too fast"?  Is everybody supposed to walk the same 2.6 mph (or whatever)?  Eff that, I'm walking 3.7 mph and I'm going to pass your slow ass, virgin or not.  I wouldn't say shortening my stride is uncomfortable, but it's very much not natural and I'd rather not do it.