#also autistic

[ask-gorillaz]

Found this I made a few nights ago, I have no clue what it is

[odiabonecessario]

I don't even know how to chat anymore, I just act like a psychologist trying to understand people and make questions about every single fucking thing they say

[floralstorms]

@sludgemetalsnufkin, @snoofthefool, you may now see the babies

[gay-frogs69]

Okay so like I’m AroAce, and I’ve never actually felt any sort of attraction for anyone, but sometimes I’m just like Batman. Idk what it is about him, but there’s feelings.

[authorkarajorgensen]

People who make fun of others for being "cringe" are hilarious to me.

I'm over here jazzed about dinosaurs, moth plushies, and tie dye pants while you're getting your self-esteem from making fun of people who embrace small joys.

That is the loseriest of loser behavior.

[totally-sapphic-posts]

Hii i have this issue where i can't talk to anyone i don't know. I'm autistic and i've never initiated a conversation with a stranger before. This is quite bad because i'm looking for some queer friends and a partner right now. Can you please give me some advice? I love your blog btw <3

First of all, I’m glad you love my blog ♡

Second, maybe a good way to start is initiating conversations online first. It’s a bit less daunting and difficult than in person.

If you’d like to just go straight to in-person, then perhaps taking along a friend that’s extroverted, if you have one. Have the friend maybe start the conversations, and then you can join in. Once you start gaining confidence, then you could perhaps start initiating conversation.

If that’s not an option, then maybe start small. Compliment people on things you notice about them. Once you’re comfortable with compliment, maybe take it a step further by starting conversation. It helps if they’re wearing fandom t-shirts with fandoms you’re a part of. When they say thank you, if they seem receptive to further conversation (you’ll notice they’ll turn more towards you; maybe not fully straight away, but there will be a change in stance) then go along with it. Talk about the fandom/or thing that you noticed, ask more questions and try find something else that’s also a common interest, if you can.

At the end, say that you really enjoyed talking and would like to exchange numbers, if that’s okay. And try add on there that you mean it the more friend way.

Or if you don’t want to ask for a number straight up, maybe turn it to a post or something cool you saw on the topic you were talking about. Like, “I saw this really cool/funny/interesting post the other day on [topic] maybe I can send it to you. Do you have [social platform]?” Or something along those lines.

I hope this helps. Sorry it’s so long, I got a little carried away 😂😅 if you have any other questions, I’m happy to answer.

And if anyone else has tips, feel free to comment.

[rollerskate2theface]

It’s impossible to make a Sherlock Holmes adaption and not make him absolutely batshit insane and emotionally constipated