Things we need to get rid of in 2020
- transphobia and homophobia
- antivaxers movement
- Autism speaks
- shame/embrassment about disabilities/mental health
- toxic people who bring you down
- human sex trafficking
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Things we need to get rid of in 2020
- transphobia and homophobia
- antivaxers movement
- Autism speaks
- shame/embrassment about disabilities/mental health
- toxic people who bring you down
- human sex trafficking
An adult autism diagnosis can be such a relief for people who spent their entire lives thinking something was wrong with them. Spending their lives being called a freak, crazy, and worse things that I'd rather not put here. We're none of those things. We're autistic, and we're awesome!
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I didn’t ask for this
they call it being Hyper-empathetic. it’s a symptom of ASD. they explained it like a broken slider. it changes based on the situation, one problem the slider might be to the left or to the right, but usually somewhere in the middle. when you have ASD there is no middle. only one side or the other. either all the empathy you can give or complete detachment. for me it’s stuck to the left, all the empathy. sometimes I think of how much easier it would be if I just didn’t feel that at all. dare I say it. but feeling nothing sounds better that feeling everything. I didn’t ask for this. I didn't ask to feel the weight of the world without being able to help. I am atlas had he been crushed. feeling and seeing everything is not a gift, but a curse. I didn’t ask to be consumed by emotions that aren't mine. to be exhausted with trama I didn’t have. “oh you would be a great therapist, you always have such great advice and are so willing to listen.” they don’t see it. They don’t know. I feel the pain they do. To see and feel an event unfold, as if you were a silent witness. Watching helplessly. having my hands bound by the bonds of time. I didn’t ask for this, none of us did.
Instead of focusing on the negatives of Autism celebrate every accomplishment, Autistic people will do things at their own pace.
Shout out to nonverbal Autistic people and those who go nonverbal sometimes you’re not weird you’re awesome and deserve respect
Being Autistic is rehearsing what you say before you talk to someone new
Being Autistic is listening to the same song every day over 40+ times
Accommodation for disabled people are a human right NOT a privilege