#pddnos

[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.

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[heyheyhelen]

Shoutout to nonverbal people, semiverbal people, and people with IDs and high support needs. Hi

[cyber-dragon-123]

WHY ARE THERE LIKE 50 DIFFERENT AUTISM TAGS I THOUGHT AUTISTIC PEOPLE HATED HAVING TO KEEP TRACK OF MULTIPLE THINGS AT ONCE AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[starriibunniies]

I'm not sure if this is a tic; however, I keep doing this sound with my throat and once I start, it's hard for me to stop

It feels like a hiccup and idk what really triggers it; it just happens. As I'm writing this now, I can feel it coming on just bringing it up. I'm not panicking or assuming it's a tic, as I've never had tics or a tic disorder; however I can't tell whether it's a stim or a tic

I need answers please🥺

[hypereactive]

The Good Stim™ that is a quiet empty living room lit only by the christmas tree 😍

[autistictrashlord]

I seen some other autistic individuals mention that we shouldn't talk over one another, and I absolutely agree. For example, someone who isn't nonverbal shouldn't talk over to those who are, and someone who is more independent shouldn't talk over those who require more support.

Just because we're autistic that doesn't give us the right to talk over one another. We should respect each other's strengths and struggles without shaming one another for being fustrated. Unless you know for sure that it's okay to talk for someone, it's better to help everyone on the spectrum to voice, or let their opinions and experiences be seen, even if it's something you don't agree with.

Absolutely stand up for autistic rights and let your voice/experiences be heard/seen, but also respect everyone's stance when to comes to being an austistic individual.

Everyone should be allowed to vent the struggles of living with a developmental disorder without dear of ridicule. Non-autistic people should absolutely NOT use this as an excuse or push for a cure.

[aspergersissues]

This is great. 😊