Mar 20, 2023
@kaelynn_vp Tiktok Caption: The key to good communication with autistic people is to be direct. You'll always get a better response from us when we actually know what you want.
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@kaelynn_vp Tiktok Caption: The key to good communication with autistic people is to be direct. You'll always get a better response from us when we actually know what you want.
an eloquent take down of the "people are self diagnosing autism to be trendy and for attention" take that morons have been echoing on tiktok
[video description is the reblogs, its very long]
Common Healthy Autistic Behaviours List
tiktok- 6:26 why wont they explain what we did wrong?
How to uphold good emotional boundaries, when a neurotypical won't explain what you have done wrong yet demand an apology, and you feel you need an explanation, in order to understand the social mishap and not do wrong again in the future.
Putting our emotions in their hands as something for them to regulate is not healthy as we leave ourself vulnerable. Replace this instead with "I'm not going to understand if you don't explain." No one owes us validation. But if they respect you this would be an opportunity to learn that you need explanations for these things.
Would someone tell 'Disorder’ tiktok the truth about John Mulaney