Watch: Kick streamer Adin Ross reveals he is suffering from autism 

Adin Ross talks about growing up with autism and the unusual things he did after taking an autism test

Watch: Kick streamer Adin Ross reveals he is suffering from autism 

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Despite being a huge celebrity in the streaming world, Adin Ross has repeatedly acknowledged his shortcomings. Adin Ross few months ago, opened up about his mental health and how he was suffering from depression. He has also clearly mentioned his struggle with addiction and several other personal problems that the streamer has faced in the past.

Fans recently learned about another one of Adin Ross’ struggles that he had to deal with in life. In a recent stream, the Miami-based streamer took an online autism test by Clinical Partners, a reputed medical organization.

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Adin Ross took the test to characterize himself on the autism spectrum and measure the severity of the issue. The medical institute designed the test to detect signs of autism in adults. The streamer attempted the questions provided by the test on a scale, using responses ranging from “Strongly Agree” to “Strongly Disagree.”

Adin Ross takes an online autism test

Adin Ross spent a few minutes on the test and answered 30 questions related to various behavioral and activity-based questions. While waiting for the results, Adin Ross talked about how he suffered from a mental disorder. He said that he always did unusual things, such as peeing in his dog’s bowl, eating his dog’s food, and wearing diapers until he was the age of 12.

Adin Ross reveals autism
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Finally, the streamer got the results of his autism test. The Miami-based streamer scored a high 21 out of 30 points. The result displayed a “strong likelihood” of Adin Ross suffering from autism. A further message said, “Based on your results, there is a strong possibility that you are autistic.”

Adin Ross was not surprised by these results. Adin Ross read the results out loud. He calmly said that he wasn’t even borderline autistic but rather a full autist.

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