Are other autistic people extremely weird about "lying"

I dont mean "are you super honest and unable to lie". I mean, is your relationship with lying genuinely very very strange?

I have a very, very odd relationship with the concept of lying. Not just... telling an actual lie (which I also hate doing, and do as little as possible) but I also am unable to play along with or make certain jokes because of it.

Ie: recently, people were calling into a podcast i love to roleplay being in the universe of the podcast. I wanted to join, but was completely unable to, because, for me, role-playing is lying.

When I was a kid, I pissed other kids off by saying "let's pretend" before playing make-believe, because obviously I wasnt actually a dragon or whatever, and if i just said "I'm a dragon" without prefacing that I was just pretending, then that would be lying.

Often, this presents as me being overly literal. Which isn't always the case? Yeah, I do struggle with being too literal, but with the concept of "lying", it's because saying things that arent actual literal reality registers as "lying".

Someone at my work yesterday commented on me being precise with wrapping something. Then he jokingly suggested that I should be a surgeon. Instead of playing along, I just said "I'm not coordinated enough for that." I understood it was a joke- I just couldn't join in the joke because that would be lying.

And obviously none of this is lying. Playing make-believe as a kid isn't lying. Making jokes that dont lie within the confines of reality isnt lying. I dont perceive other people who do those things as lying. I just cannot do them myself, because my brain processes it as lying?

Anyways- does anyone else have a really, really weird relationship with the concept of lying and dishonesty?