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mayasgolem · 2 days
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themaskedlady · 3 days
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angelapricus · 3 days
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the autistic urge to google something when you're just about to fall asleep + the ADHD frustration of not being able to remember what it was the next day
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autiebiographical · 2 days
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I've met people who seem genuinely confused as to why other people don't act exactly like them. It's like they can't grasp the fact that they aren't the default.
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a necessary evil but the wind and the sound pushes me to my limit
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autball · 3 days
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Expanding a bit on last week's post.
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anexperimentallife · 17 hours
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In my opinion, Will Graham, Holden Ford, and Gregory House are the best autistic characters I've seen. They're very smart, and while House is actually a genuis, the way his intelligence is approached compared to a characters like Spencer Reid or Sheldon Cooper is vastly different. They're extremely passionate and good at their jobs (which are arguably their special interests) but it just feels a lot less... gimmicky and like its not feeding so much into stereotypes. They stim and get overstimulated all the time. They have relationships, but they struggle with social interaction and society's expectations. They're rude quite a lot, not because they're inherently mean people, but because while they can recognize they're being rude, they either can't understand that the reasoning society has put in place for why their actions/words are rude or they don't even really notice because they can't naturally recognize the social cues going on around them (House specifically wants to be an asshole but I'm talking about how he acts unintentionally). They have one person they're really close with who understands them but otherwise tends to isolate themselves. They struggle to understand how they're feeling. They're different. They're weird, but not comically so. They feel like they were written as real people with real emotions and not as some extreme, unrealistically fake character.
Don't get me wrong, I love Spencer Reid as much as the next person, and autism is a spectrum, and I know there are autistic people who do relate to him and other autistic characters. I just feel like autistic characters are so often sensationalized, infantilizated, and written as almost comically unrealistic. And I'm not saying Will, Holden, or House aren't unrealistic because they are in a lot of ways, but they don't feel like a joke. The point is that we are all different, and it's nice to see characters break out of that mold that autistic representation has historically forced them into.
Again, autism is a spectrum, and I know there are people out there who relate a lot to Spencer or Sheldon or whoever, and that's completely fine. But I feel like we so rarely get to see autistic characters actually on a spectrum, instead of being shoved into one box.
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snakeautistic · 3 days
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I recently finally got a weighted blanket and I have mixed feelings. On one hand I love being compressed and it’s generally a pleasant sensation to lie down flat with it over me. I could even do with it crushing me a little more. On the other hand this thing is heavy, and hauling it around is probably single-handedly going to get me jacked. It’s too heavy for me to go tent mode in it and pull it over my head. If I try to do something with my arm half under the blanket and half not I get bogged down. None of that is really all that surprising I suppose, but it is starting to drive me insane every time I have to move the blanket. Also I had to put a cover on it… impossible needed my mothers help
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support-ponies · 4 hours
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hi ive been having rlly bad autistic meltdowns happening more and more frequently and i was hoping i could request pinkie pie being comforted by their friends reassuring them that meltdowns arent childish tantrums and that their feelings matter
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I’m so sorry that you been going through these meltdowns, but your feelings are valid and I know how you feel, being autistic myself I also get meltdowns so I know how you feel! You will get through this. 💕
Also happy autism awareness month to you! ✨
~ Mod Faeling
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Please
Words from Wishbone by Richard Siken
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bear-facets · 2 days
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big bear feelings (digital, 2024)
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It's okay if you have trouble understanding people. Reading others is not as important as being compassionate and open to understanding them.
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jaytheaceenby · 3 days
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autism, bbc merlin, and sonic are trending at the same time...
are we getting a new superwholock??
mersontism?!?!
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trafficpan-ic · 3 days
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Me stimming my way trough the house, does some dance pirouettes, thinks about my current hyperfixation and lies down on the floor while crying bcs i saw a bee
Me 1 minute later: wait am i really autistic?
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singing in public is totally acceptable for sure
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