@uncxntrxllable The self diagnosed autistic is the equivalent to a white mans ancestry coming back with 1% and suddenly he’s saying slurs
Hope that helps put your apples and oranges argument into perspective
@sweetbri16 Nothing about your statement was well articulated or complex to any degree lmfao compose a proper response and then you can use this meme 😂 “Room full of people supporting her means it’s impossible for her to be ostracized by others” like okkk sir lmfao
@sweetbri16 That’s like saying black people aren’t facing daily racism/discrimination just because they have a community of supportive people and are allowed some opportunities. Or that LGBT+ people aren’t attacked and violated because they have friends. Y’all are so… oof.
@proserpinah@skagirlsummer And if you take your initial response at face value, NO autistic person can comprehend social norms is also untrue, lol.
Beyond that, my response also never said anything like ur second point. Good try at a straw man tho.
@sweetbri16@skagirlsummer I would say the implication that all autistic people always understand social norms is blatantly untrue…
Additionally saying that autistic people cannot do things that are fun and silly instead of being 100% serious business 24/7 is also wild
@Gachatard_005@skagirlsummer YEAH.
They have no personality beyond their shallow ‘weird’ traits and self absorption so when they read vague autist criteria they wholeheartedly agree the same way they do their vague astrology charts.
@skagirlsummer It's actually fucking horrible to not be able to interact with most people beyond canned niceties you've drilled into your head since childhood but white women with no personality want to be special soooooooooo badly
@goatmelon1@milesarchives13@skagirlsummer These people internalized being left out as a kid. They spent too much time alone and started to believe they’re different than everyone fundamentally. It’s under socialization that evolves into narcissism they call autism.
@milesarchives13@skagirlsummer what’s wrong with being weird? this is like saying you MUST be normal and weirdness is only valid if you get a medical excuse for it. you can be weird and different without medicalizing it
@skagirlsummer People are upset at her celebrating but haven’t once taken into consideration the possibility of her being ostracized in society, being made to think something is wrong with her. She’s more than like celebrating relief to finally have some understand as to why she is who she is.
@Star_Raie@BigFordBeau@skagirlsummer NT people have a 6th sense for identifying annoying people and annoying autists.
annoying people gather their performative leftist friends to reveal their ‘neurodivergence’ in the name of vanity
the most annoying autists wouldn’t identify with this phenomenon.
@BigFordBeau@skagirlsummer Arent most people with autism considered annoying 😭 talk to an autist and most will be familiar with "weird" "awkward" "undesirable" like idt u know what ur talking about😭✋️
@proserpinah@skagirlsummer Consider that autistic people can comprehend social norms and recognize when a NT larps
Unless you’re genuinely low IQ, no autistic person wants to be associated with this
Doing this bullshit is purely for vanity and to self soothe the awkward narcissists
@skagirlsummer “I can’t believe this fake autistic girl would do something outside of conventional norms, unlike me, a real autistic, who ALWAYS does everything exactly according to what’s socially acceptable”
@DirtCobain28@skagirlsummer Exactly.
People think being a loser or awkward point to a larger issue beyond being unsocialized and narcissistic.
They were left out as a kid and built their character off of that.
@skagirlsummer They are lost people and this gives them a sense of identity and the ability to play the victim card their whole life and never take responsibility for why they’re a loser
@cocoapuffvs@skagirlsummer Genuinely, so well said.
It is also an accessory to these people. They collect ‘stims’ and drop shipped fidgets, then call their immaturity a meltdown. It’s insulting.
@skagirlsummer for socially inept neurotypical people it's a copout for them to pin all of their failures on. they doctor shop and yearn for diagnosis because they think it'll mean they don't have to do any work on themselves. they also often don't know actually autistic people irl, only online