PRINCESS.

29 geelong

[catswithbenefits-deactivated201]

i dont want a job i just want paychecks

[angel-teeths]

[99angelic]

[kaien-shibba]

a 90’s kid? don’t you mean sad adult?

[introvertdear]

I hope contactless delivery never goes away.

[realisticallygaying]

Concept; all men disappearing from the face of the earth immediately so we can finally have some god damn peace.

[autisticjoy]

autism is a disability

even with all the accommodations in the world, with unconditional acceptance and support, i would still be disabled

disabled isn’t a dirty word, don’t treat it like one

[neurodivergent-nesamone]

me, listening to the same song for the 62nd time: this is everything i have ever needed to exist. this is it i do not need food or water or any other stimulation, just this song but loudr jUSt tHIS

[sugar-cafe]

https://www.instagram.com/p/CEVMr7aBdMh/

[just-shower-thoughts]

The worst thing about having High-functioning Autism is that you’re too weird to be considered normal, but too normal for people to believe you’re autistic.

[neurotichunter]

[autisticharryhart]

I don’t think people realize just how much of so-called “high-functioning autism” is acting. It’s cultivating a neutotypical-friendly persona based on exaggeration of social norms you only partially understand and maintaining that persona under stress while trying to gather information to give context to behavior.

To be an autistic person who “passes” is to behave like a secret agent.

[wlfgrrl]

[theprideful-deactivated20251201]

do not force autistic people to do something they say they can't do just because you think they're exaggerating. do not touch or hug an autistic person if they told you they hate the feeling of it. it could trigger a meltdown or a shutdown, and it is literally the worst feeling in the world. and no, it's not "just a temper tantrum." they're not being dramatic. you're just being an asshole. basically, just respect other people's boundaries. this shouldn't even have to be said. it's basic human decency.

[destroymylife]

[autistic-reptile]

autistic traits that were ignored simply because I’m a girl:

very obvious special interests in things like animals or hair were ignored as normal girl interests

noise sensitivity was me being an uptight bitch

meltdowns extending into teenage years were seen as typical for dramatic teenage girls

love of colorful, sparkly, visually-stimulating things?? GIRL

vestibular stimming only landed me in cheerleading and gymnastics

severe social anxiety = shy girl!!!

always saying “what”? can’t be her ears bc she has great hearing, must just be another ditzy blonde girl

only eats specific foods/plain food? girls are sooo picky

self-harming? red flag but still typical of girls who are “looking for attention”

awkward laughing at everything because I don’t know what to FUCKING SAY?? giggly girl, very normal and cute (not)

doesn’t go out a lot? the perfect daughter!

not to mention all of the symptoms that WEREN’T obvious because I worked so hard to hide them.

pls educate girls on autism so they don’t spend their formative years wondering why they feel so different.

[bob-belcher]