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snows-2am-thoughts · 13 days
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Me: *nervous to tell my parents about my autism and ADHD diagnoses*
Me: Mom, Dad, I have ADHD and I'm autistic
Dad: Oh I know, sorry you get that from me
Me: what
Dad: Yeah both me and my brother are, though i like even numbers and he liked odd numbers
Me: MY NUMBER OBSSESSION CAME FROM YOU?? I COULDNT TALK UNLESS THE LETTERS OF MY SENTENCES ADDED UP TO AN EVEN NUMBER FOR YEARS
Dad: Yeah that happened to me too
Me: I COULDNT BLINK OR TAKE STEPS UNLESS THEY WERE EVEN NUMBERS
Dad: Yeah my brother and I would piss each other off because I would turn the light on and off 2 times and he would be bothered by it and do it another time then we would go back and forth
Mom: *silently wanting to tell us we're crazy but also all her kids are ADHD but have different dads so she stays quiet*
Me: no but seriously why never tell me if you knew i was also struggling with the same stuff as you
Dad: you were struggling?
Me: -_-
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peterscarrot · 8 months
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Having (mild) autism is like, yes I know, but I don't ALWAYS know.
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ichverdurstehier · 4 months
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Is it possible for someone's autism levels to change due to trauma? Like could a 1.5 go to a 2.5 after being kidnapped and tortured? I'm writing a story
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99orphans · 2 months
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texting someone happy birthday right at 12:00AM is the same as commenting FIRST!! on a YouTube video
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swordsonnet · 11 months
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lately, i've seen more people in the online autistic community acknowledging the struggles of people with higher support needs, which is of course an important development. but for some, that seems to come with the implicit assumption that low needs autistics "have it easy" or experience no stigma at all, which is just wrong??? people with low support needs are still disabled by their autism and still face discrimination because of it. sure, they are impaired to a lesser degree than those with higher support needs, but that doesn't mean you can just erase their struggles, y'know?
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How about we NOT use people’s autism sensitivities as a prank???
Like, I noticed a weird smell in a room and asked where it was coming from, it was faint but im hyper sensitive to smells and my dad gets this grin and goes, “here it might be this! Smell it!” Sliding a bag of salt to me, And of course, I trust him and think its regular salt so i know what smell to expect to compare it to the one in the air and open the bag and take a sniff only to be ASSULTED with the EXTREMELY STRONG smell of Eukalyptus and nearly keel over gagging and retching because of how horrible it is while my dad just laughs his ass off like- that isnt funny!!!!
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charlottan · 2 months
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im honestly so fucked up over like graphs/maps/charts i will go on a news site and see a Similar Articles panel by the article and a part of me that is as serious as it is small will suggest making a Map of the damn news site.
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nemmet · 8 months
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fred doodles of varying levels of quality!!!! zooms for easier viewing under the cut :)
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mizuno-marmalade · 5 months
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!!! it's her birthday!!! a few (old-ish cus i didn't have time to draw anything new lol) doodles and then. biblically accurate minori aka autism creature
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can-of-pringles · 1 year
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Maybe this is a little relatable to other autistics but does anyone else have to really pay attention to how they act after watching a show/movie to make sure they're not like subconsciously masking and acting like the fictional character(s) in the thing you've watched.
I don't want to act like a fictional character, I just want to be myself.
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sskklvr · 7 months
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CHAT IS THIS REAL
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ikaroony · 7 months
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wish i could cryptic vague post about my autism symptoms here but i know you fuckers reblog anything
me: today my skeleton wanted to burst out of my skin, my muscles burning from the weight of the atmosphere. in that moment i wanted nothing more than release, but my mouth couldn’t open to scream and my eyes couldn’t even open to see. i was trapped in my own body just growing more feverish by the second until i wanted to be free by any means necessary
yall: lmao me when ffood with no youtube
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leonkennedyaoi · 9 months
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i love you bc
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uncanny-tranny · 6 months
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I think the thing that makes masking disability very complex is that often, masking is done to protect one's self, but you still don't know exactly how you'll be perceived by other people, and if you're safe in the ways you want to be. Something I've learned more and more is that... you often can't "fully mask" in the sense that there are certain blindspots you may miss. My flat, monotonous affect stems from autism, and while I can (and do) mask other traits, I can never mask that trait. But, the thing is that I don't detect that I am monotonous, and I only learned that because other people perceived me that way and actually told me. That's what I mean by masking only goes so far, often.
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crabussy · 2 years
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LOOK OUT HES GONNA SEE YOU WITH HIS AUTISM EYES
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“mildly depressed” “severely depressed” no it is all depression there is no mild depression severe depression we all depressed the same level just mask differently!!!!
this is what some people sound like
(first paragraph is sarcasm, i don’t actually believe that)
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