#autistic experiences

[tunameltpanini]

the autistic struggle of needing a community of people with your shared interests vs never fitting in anywhere

[heyheyitstey]

“Everyone has a little bit of autism” Okay if you wanna put it that way, some of us have a lot of it

The people who have a little bit aren’t struggling under the heavier weight and pressure of exaggerated senses and stim related behaviors (amongst other challenges) of those who don’t have a little bit

Everyone has melanin but the people who have a little bit of melanin aren’t diagnosed with dark-skin like the ones who have a lot of it

Does this make as much sense as it did in my head

[girlwuke]

when yall vent to me PLEASE specify if you want advice or sympathy, my autistic ass can't take it

[rqccharadreemurr]

needing tone tags sometimes is so embarrassing. like, i feel like im being annoying by asking people to clarify tone. i struggle to understand otherwise. and i want to understand! but so many people get annoyed by it. UGH!

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[asd-culture-is]

Autism culture is your first vocal stim being from your hyperfixation(ik this doesn't happen to everyone but I wanted to share bc the Queen leitmotif from Deltarune as well as the Nyon! sound from the KawKaws are my vocal stims, and my first ones too <3

this is autistic culture!

[rqccharadreemurr]

my mom has overused the word overstimulated and pissed me off so badly.

i just tried to say that i was overstimulated and needed a minute to collect myself and i was SCOLDED. they continued to talk at me and yell at me and then my little brother started teasingly hugging me to get me to ‘calm down’.

omfg there is a difference between overstimulated and overwhelmed and these assholes need to learn it.

[asd-culture-is]

autism culture (I think) is extreme clumsiness. My mom keeps barely any glass in her house because of me T-T. Broken controllers because I keep dropping them, torn clothes because I keep bumping into things and snagging them. I have limited my movement over the years drastically because I am constantly like a bull in a china shop. Yet simultaneously I have improved my art to be able to do really fine details that impresses others (given i went to occupational therapy as a kid) i can handle tiny and intricate projects relatively carefully but suck at basic movement it does not make sense :/

yeah, from my research and hearing from other autistic folks this seems to be common with us. this is autistic culture.