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The Autistic Teacher
Executive Dysfunction, a brief play:
Me: I would like to begin this task now
My Pre-Frontal Cortex: Request received!
Me: ... Then why I am not beginning?
My Pre-Frontal Cortex: I received your request, that's the best I can do.
My Hippocampus: What if we just vividly imagined doing the task? Does that help?
Me: What no? I want to actually do the task.
My Pre-Frontal Cortex: You're being really unreasonable right now.
Narrator: And so they did not do the task.
Thinking about the 1998 hit cartoon classic movie: A Bug's Life. You know, the one with all the grasshoppers extorting food from the ants.
It had a lot of timeless lessons, such as:
Respect for the performing arts
The importance of engineering
Deposed dictators getting eaten alive
The power of friendship
Always be yourself, even if you don't fit in
Great film. No idea why I'm thinking about it.
Nice lessons. But unfortunately they aren't respected in our society imo
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Plus my chronic illness isn't even fucking diagnosed.
In the chronic illness and neurodivergent community, something I hear a lot is “they wouldn’t say this to a paralyzed person/someone in a wheelchair.”
My response? Oh yes they would.
You think you’d be better off with a visible disability, but It’s really not any better. I was paralyzed at 15, and if you think people treat me better than when I was invisibly disabled, think again.
You have no idea what people say to me. The amount of curses, slurs, and insensitive or openly eugenicist remarks that get thrown at me would shock you.
People are so fucking cruel, no matter what
Hell yeah
when i was a little kid i got bullied on the playground so my mom asked me “what did jesus do when people were mean to him?” and i thought about it for a second and then started crying and screamed “he DIED”
Yesterday my sister was going to complain about how things could have been different with our parents but stopped herself and said "No use treading through the multiverse"
Sooo true bestie that's going straight into my lexicon
Being disabled is such a time. The fuck you mean a trip to Walmart has me wiped out?
So true
Can we also ban loud cars too?
And make a better train system (or establish one if trains aren't a thing in your country)
And many things more that autistic people would actually benefit from
19 seconds? That's a long time for forgetting a name.
I instantly forget a name.