autistic people are expected to just... stop having symptoms For The Greater Good™️ all the time and get treated like bigots and warmongers if they dont magically stop being disabled to further a cause. some autistic people can do some things, some people cant do those so they do other things to help instead. but its considered "good" and "morally correct" in leftist circles online to harass MENTALLY DISABLED PEOPLE for not simply no longer dealing with what comes along w their disability when it damages others. sorry, not sorry but ill do everything that i can to support causes i care about, and the operative part of that statement is "THAT I CAN". other autistic ppl can do without their safe foods? great, i cant. other autistic people are good at taking social queues and understanding how to discuss sensitive topics? cool, most of us cant. weve become so "uwu are u also neurodivergent uwu?? heres my hyperfixationstimmingspecialinterestoverstimulationcore pronoun set!! self diagnosis from tiktok is valid" that weve forgotten autism is a serious mental disability that prevents most of us from working and lots of us from ever living on our own. get ur head out of ur ass and eat a bag of razor blades if you think disabled people owe you death and suffering. we are doing what we can.
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I never used to give much thought one way or another to the whole "diagnosing characters with your own label/disability/illness/etc" but ever since I figured out my autism, like.... I get it. Damn, these characters ARE all autistic af. Good for them.
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The whole "self diagnosing as autistic when you're addicted to the internet feels like a trend" potentially has some truth to it, but I also think that autistic people are more likely to get addicted to the internet in the first place.
Think about it. We hyperfocus on things that hold our interest way more than non-autistic people do. Of course we're going to be so much more vulnerable to a) algorithms, and b) online communities centered around a particular interest.
We also have a different way of socializing that is easier to navigate online than in person.
It makes sense.
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i fear that the word autism is becoming synonymous with quirky the way some people use ocd as synonymous with organized and clean and disassociation with just not paying attention
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still feeling bad.. ik isolating myself in this is worsening things by making me feel lonelier + rely on not so great coping mechanisms but im so socially insecure when im this kind of depressed.. its rly not worth the damage I could cause to other ppl like at least its self contained innit.
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Tackling sensory-defensiveness
We’re all held by something; the very envronment we live in “holds us” but, of course, there are layers of being held and, intriniscally, we hold ourselves…though in what way and with how much success depends from person to person, affected by our particular nervous system’s “wiring” and influenced, hugely, by experiences we had prenatally and as very young children. Some of those effects…
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