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Autism:

Voice
Talking to yourself orally, having debates in your head which sometimes result in you vocally speaking some parts of the debate, repeating in your head some future dialogues you may one day have which sometimes result in you speaking parts vocally; "arguing alone at night"
Often as a child, repeating words or expressions vocally just after someone pronounced them, this is called echolalia
Word retrieval impairment
Having a voice described by NTs as "monotone" or "depressive"

Mind
Trouble understanding or inability to understand body language and non-verbal cues or indications
Seeing the world in a black and white manner, with very few nuances
A tendency to be clinically depressed
Being physically and mentally tired - sometimes to the point of a meltdown -, and being sometimes anxious or suicidal, mainly due to having to live among NTs and act like them (camouflaging)
Strongly disliking changes, being anxious if the routine has or could be changed
Tendency to dislike lies and to want to openly correct people who you feel are lying or wrong
Being "too honest" to the point of being rude
Frequent synesthesia
Being extremely invested in, or obsessed with some subjects or hobbies
Difficulties remembering peoples' names, fewer problems remembering their faces
Face blindness (also called prosopagnosia)

Food and drugs
For children, strong negative reaction to some food or odors (these children are seen as being "picky")
Separating foods on plates, disliking when different foods touch each other
Aversion to strong tastes and textures along with "strong preferences for carbohydrates and processed foods, while rejecting fruits and vegetables. This, too, may reflect an aversion to strong tastes and textures. Unfortunately, it can lead to nutritional deficiencies and excessive weight gain, especially if exercise is limited."
Using drugs or substances to cope with being among NTs

Appearance
Caring more about how you feel in your clothes than how people will perceive them, keeping or wanting to keep the same clothes all the time even if it means freezing or sweating

Others
Bad handwriting
Being bad at teamwork
Stimming (e.g. hand flapping, rocking, spinning self or objects, biting, head banging, moving eyes upwards or the side, vocalizing)
Fidgeting often
Trouble making or maintaining eye-contact
Sensory sensitivities heightened, being prone to sensory overload
Having intestinal constipation, or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), or speech problems, or anxiety

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTxheRf6mZ8

the problem with this is the "authorities" dictating what's "normal" are batshit crazy. or maybe you forgot the last 5 years. it happens.