hiya

@puddingsystem

hi there this is just a very secret blog for memes and to reblog anything any of us vibe with tbh so it's going to be a hot mess good luck friendo (osdd1b/PTSD, pls dont ask about the PTSD but u can send asks in general im shy but ill respond to u after i'm finished overthinking my reply for 2-3 business days)

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@ everyone who follows this blog

im not going to be posting anymore i dont think but i just want you all to know especially that person who anon messaged me that it meant the world and thank u for the follows guys lol

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the-memedaddy

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thatgirlwithadhd

I tell people about my autistic traits all the time, they just don’t know it because I don’t say “autistic.”

It’s kind of funny sometimes, like this text, but it is also genuinely a good strategy.

“Oh, I don’t get hints very well! Feel free to be direct!”

“I apologize if I forget your name/face, I’m pretty face blind so if I don’t seem to remember you next time we see each other it’s not because I hate you haha, just remind me who you are”

“It’s not that I don’t like you guys, I just need breaks from people now and then or I get burnt out.”

“Maybe this is silly, but I’m bad with inflections—can you clarify if that was a joke or if you meant it seriously?”

“No thanks, I don’t eat that, the texture is a sensory issue for me.”

“Lemme know if my wiggliness is distracting and I’ll find a different way to fidget :)”

“I’d love to get together sometime! I have a hard time with unexpected changes and can’t guarantee I’ll be able to go without advance notice so let’s plan ahead and do it!”

Literally, as long as the person you’re talking to is a decent human being, most of the time you do not need to actually disclose that you’re autistic in order to explain your autistic traits.