#autistic eloping

[mannequinhandsinyerma]

The autistic urge to run away and put myself in danger the second I get too overwhelmed with negative thoughts

[studying-roxas]

fellow elopers, have you noticed that your elopment as an adult is different than when you were a kid? as a kid i just would not notice that i was separated from my group, but now as an adult i can notice and usually end up calling whoever i was with on my phone. its like, i still just walk the fuck off, but now i can catch myself

(idk if this even counts as elopement anymore because i can eventually notice that i've wondered off)

edit: i did elope regularly as a kid, and my parents even had to call the police a few times as they thought i was kidnapped. one time an entire park was looking for me. i know i used to elope, i just don't know if what i described above even still counts since i can catch myself before i get too far now.

[magicalgirlpropaganda]

my whole life, ive gotten in trouble for eloping a lot. A lot of ppl seem to be under the assumption that I will stop this if they are upset about it but do not consider that it is sooooo painfully annoying to be tethered to someone when you dont want to be. Like if you cant keep up with me, thats kind of a skill issue.

[gods-2nd-biggest-mistake]

Where am I going?

[falcqns]

sup bitches i involuntarily regressed last night and ended up eloping for the first time in months 🤪 i love my brain