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"I asked ChatGPT--"

Yeah well, I asked the wasps nest in my attic. It sang its answer so beautifully to me, but I am so very afraid of it. Perhaps it will soothe my itching soul...

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Shouto floating the idea of getting back at Touya for the rice bag prank he pulled in An Errand, A Crêpe, and a Bag of Rice.

Fuyumi: ...Shouto, for the love of all that is holy and good in this world, do not get into it with Touya. You might be able to take him in a physical altercation, but in a contest of sheer, lunatic willpower and petty bullshit, our brother is a maniacal mastermind who does not have any real conception of fear, sense, or restraint and knows exactly how to crack into the little things that get under your skin in the worst way imaginable. I’m not kidding, he’ll decode you in a matter of days. I saw him do it to high school classmates, it’s inevitable. Dad, Natsuo, and myself all learned to pick our battles with him the hard way and I am begging you to learn from our mistakes because I am not getting caught up in malicious crossfire again!

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The eye of the tiger

Autistic people sometimes struggle with apologizing, because they're never taught how to do it the right way.

When autistic people are taught how to apologize, they're often taught that the sincerity of the apology is determined by how well they can hide their disability.

Not enough eye contact = insincere apology

Struggling to phrase it = insincere apology

Wrong tone = insincere apology

Asking questions to figure out how to prevent doing it again = insincere apology (and "arguing" or "making excuses")

Meanwhile, neurotypical people can continue their patterns while still being considered sincere by these standards.