#mid support

[five-thousand-loaves-of-bread]

if you are not an autistic who is semi/nonspeaking, an routinely AAC user, high support, a POC etc, you don’t get to speak over autistics who are!! even if you are autistic yourself!

i’m tired of autistics who don’t hold any of those identities / a mix of those identities thinking they can speak about our experience over us with actual lived experience!

i’m tired of you all cherry picking what you all focus on when nonspeaking autistics, etc. are mentioned—how so many of you all only focus on their autism and completely ignore fact that they are also nonspeaking :)

[clownpuppysposts]

If I pass my exams, I'm going to a special class for autistic people in a college, that will teach us skills to get ready for the thing we want to study. And!! Look at this guy in our classroom

[autisticdreamdrop]

fluctuating support needs, low, mid and high support needs autistic might need help with hygiene.

and this is okay. it's okay to need help. we need help, but can't get the full support now, but we are trying.

ask for help if you need it.

🧼 - Dreamdrop System

[clownpuppysposts]

My partner is a great masker and has low support needs, I think that one of our loveliest moments are the moments where I stim in a big way. They’ll look at me, and wonder what I’m doing. They ask, but I don’t answer. Then, they try that stim, and almost understands exactly how it feels for me.