shoutout to everyone with a flat affect. especially those on the schizophrenia or autism spectrums. or both if youre nasty.
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4 months and 256 granny squares later, the end portal frame blanket is complete đ§śđ§ż
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donât know what parent of an autistic child needs to hear this but as long as theyâre not harming anyone your kidâs stimming is not a âproblem behaviourâ
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You know what, fuck it. Letâs show some love for the âunpleasantâ autistics.
For the autistics who are always accused of being angry or moody when all theyâre doing is sitting there.
For the autistics who take everything literally and respond sincerely.
For the autistics who come across as âbluntâ or ârudeâ for being honest.
For the autistics who are called âcontrol freaksâ for needing a sense of order and routine.
For the autistics who get told to shut up for infodumping about uncomfortable topics.
For the autistics who find it too exhausting to mask and pretend to be sunny and friendly.
âUnpleasantâ autistics, I love you.
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when the dragon egg you brought home just. Fcking hatches? what? Hello? was it the chickens? it Was the chickens Wasn't It
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Doing more than one? Choose whichever you found the most helpful. â¤ď¸
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Personally, I prefer not to use labels. But I'm fine with others using it for themselves and stuff.
Edit: Yk after some thinking I feel like yeah things like support labels are deffo useful when they are not being used to put some people's needs below others - that was the main reason why I didn't like it, but I think if used well instead of as "well you're low-support so you should be able to do that", they are actually good tools.
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Check out this video about Geneva Hakaraia whoâs working to make te reo MÄori accessible to non-speaking people through augmentative and alternative communication devices.
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You can check out our website here!
We carry a mixture of your usual stim toys like chewables, fidget spinners and the like but we also carry more discreet stim items like jewelry! We also carry our own array of handmade items that you canât get anywhere else!
It means so much to us if you share this post or otherwise help spread the word about us!
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Remember, neurotypicals see unmasking as a negative experience.
Example: if I bring my husband with me to doctor appointments, I stay unmasked. This usually means I stim a lot, don't force speech so I may use my text to speech app, and regulate through echolalia and palilalia. It helps me a lot and I generally cope in my mind better as I'm expending less energy and letting my husband and app "do the talking". I don't make facial expressions and any talking I do is usually monotone.
My husband thinks I'm actually worse off if he goes to the doctor with me. He doesn't understand how "acting more autistic" is actually better for me. I've explained it to him, but he struggles to understand, especially since from the outside I look like I may be in anguish.
Because don't forget, society has stigmatised the common actions associated with unmasking: rocking, nodding, repeating words, not giving the proper social cues, not talking etc are all "signs of someone about to lose it". Or some sort of ableist slur.
Masking keeps things moving smoothly for society. Even if it breaks me down. They don't worry about that part, as long as you do it at home.
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Do people understand that when you say âIâm tiredâ it doesnât mean âI didnât get enough sleep last nightâ or âI need more physical energyâ?
It means I am drained. I have been fighting through each day just to wake up and do it again. I am tired of existing in a world where everything feels like a struggle and nothing feels right. I am tired of fighting negative thoughts. I am tired of waking up.
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ADHD at night: I could write a book. I could get my Masterâs Degree. I could go to the club and come home with 12 new friends. I could get a job at that club and meet the mother of my children. I could cure every disease and use my wealth to bring world peace.
ADHD during the day: Fold laundry too hard :( Come back next week
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Steve and Alex meet. Based off of a scene from Princess Mononoke.
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Youâre not âcontributing to the infantilisation of autistic peopleâ if youâre autistic and like doing âchildishâ things
Youâre not âcontributing to the infantilisation of autistic peopleâ if youâre autistic and like watching kidâs cartoons
Youâre not âcontributing to the infantilisation of autistic peopleâ if youâre autistic and like wearing cutesy/Kidcore outfits
Youâre not âcontributing to the infantilisation of autistic peopleâ if youâre autistic and sleep with a stuffie or pillow
Youâre not âcontributing to the infantilisation of autistic peopleâ if youâre autistic and wear diapers for fun/comfort
Youâre not âcontributing to the infantilisation of autistic peopleâ if youâre autistic and age regress
Youâre not âcontributing to the infantilisation of autistic peopleâ if youâre autistic and like to stim by sucking on a pacifierÂ
Youâre not âcontributing to the infantilisation of autistic peopleâ if youâre autistic and you personally compare your own brain to that of child as to better understand yourselfÂ
Youâre not âcontributing to the infantilisation of autistic peopleâ if youâre autistic and call yourself a kid/child even though youâre a âlegal adultâ
Youâre not âcontributing to the infantilisation of autistic peopleâ if youâre autistic and for liking childish things or being child like in nature
Ableists are when they deny you autonomy or assume youâre stupid and need to be treated/talked to like a child just because youâre autisticÂ
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Psych 6x02 BTS
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