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Not today Justin

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I'm FINALLY done with this
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“As your ghoulfriend, it’s my job to make sure your new hair is fearsome”
aka I think the Cleo and Frankie Self Scare dolls are super cute
I feel like he’d whine and whimper like a little bitch
What I feel people frequently forget about autistic special interests is that they aren't always information based. They may simply be visual or mental
Someone may have a special interest in a show, but instead of that meaning that they will talk about that show often, it may mean they watch that show extremely frequently.
Special interests are ways of regulating, not simply encyclopedias we have in our heads. Sometimes it's watching something frequently. Maybe only listening to one genre of music, maybe it's a collection, maybe it's an action. I'm tired of it only being seen as autistic people's personal encyclopedias
he's so cute when he's goofy
Feesh
Cleo: "Stop being so dang cute all the time!"
Frankie: "Make me, your highness."
I’m on my period n I hope this is acceptable
"If you want to call yourself Autistic you should at least be seeking a self diagnosis!"
I don't think you understand.
Diagnosed Autistics can be denied entry to certain countries and even deported from them.
Diagnosed Autistics can have their children taken from them.
Diagnosed Autistics can be denied life saving organ transplants.
Diagnosed Autistics can be forcibly institutionalized and subject to torture in the name of "treatment".
Historically, the Nazis would sort Autistic children into groups to be either "re-educated" or murdered.
Now, RFK Jr wants to create a "national autism registry".
Not only are diagnoses extremely difficult to obtain depending on your race, gender, where you live etc, they can put you in danger if the wrong person finds out about them. Autistics have valid reasons for not wanting their autism on official record. We are still an actively persecuted minority group.
on autism and isolation
I have suffered from extreme anger issues my entire life. as a child I would often get very violent very quickly. I have spent years working on managing my anger, and I'm no longer as violent as I was and am better at controlling myself, but still get very angry very easily.
this is extremely bad for my blood pressure. I'm also currently in the process of being tested for a heart condition. (I have blood tests coming up in a couple weeks). which means raising my blood pressure can be genuinely dangerous for me.
which is why I do think it is incredibly ableist that 'ragebaiting' is so commonplace, and when I tell people DO NOT TRY TO RAGEBAIT ME, they continue to do so anyway and blame me for being "easy to ragebait".
YEAH. I'M EASY TO RAGEBAIT. ALMOST LIKE I'VE GOT A CONDITION OR SOMETHING.
do not ragebait me. I have a condition. by ragebaiting me, you [general you] are actively making my heart issues worse, and setting back my progress. you are worsening my mental health. the fact that it exists tends to piss me off more than actual ragebaiting itself.
ragebaiting is ableist. no matter what people try to tell me.
this is ableism.
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the reason most anti bullying psa's completely fail is because they fail to identify why people bully others, and fail to identify that kids actually do internalize oppressive structures REALLY early on. white kids understand that racialized kids are easy targets, and white teachers either fail to catch racism or are racist themselves. non-disabled kids understand that disabilities are easy to pick on, kids recognize the sissy archetype very early on, boys internalize that girls are lesser than them, kids notice they can take advantage of autistic behavior, and it flies under the radar cause teachers offer little to no support to marginalized kids or outright victim blame them. "ignoring bullies" is a model that assumes bullies just want attention. we should instead assume bullies are taking advantage of others.