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(Original post by Anonymous)
Why do I?
Why do I?
Yes, autism comes with a lot of difficulties that others don’t have - you’re likely more sensitive to noises and stuff, it’s harder to communicate, emotions can quickly become overwhelming and trigger meltdowns, there are lots of things to be annoyed at.
You likely also have some advantages that other don’t have though. For me personally, I’m quite a logical thinker but also have a wild, creative side, and that makes me good at an unusually wide variety of things. I’m also less bound by social norms, making me able to express myself without taking criticism to heart because of the logical side of me knowing that it’s only their opinion.
Regardless of the struggles you face with autism, and the perks you get from it, you’ll always find someone who loves you for who you are
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(Original post by RushingRiver)
It’s understandable and I think normal to get annoyed at being autistic sometimes. Half the time I view it as a blessing, the other half it’s a curse.
Yes, autism comes with a lot of difficulties that others don’t have - you’re likely more sensitive to noises and stuff, it’s harder to communicate, emotions can quickly become overwhelming and trigger meltdowns, there are lots of things to be annoyed at.
You likely also have some advantages that other don’t have though. For me personally, I’m quite a logical thinker but also have a wild, creative side, and that makes me good at an unusually wide variety of things. I’m also less bound by social norms, making me able to express myself without taking criticism to heart because of the logical side of me knowing that it’s only their opinion.
Regardless of the struggles you face with autism, and the perks you get from it, you’ll always find someone who loves you for who you are
It’s understandable and I think normal to get annoyed at being autistic sometimes. Half the time I view it as a blessing, the other half it’s a curse.
Yes, autism comes with a lot of difficulties that others don’t have - you’re likely more sensitive to noises and stuff, it’s harder to communicate, emotions can quickly become overwhelming and trigger meltdowns, there are lots of things to be annoyed at.
You likely also have some advantages that other don’t have though. For me personally, I’m quite a logical thinker but also have a wild, creative side, and that makes me good at an unusually wide variety of things. I’m also less bound by social norms, making me able to express myself without taking criticism to heart because of the logical side of me knowing that it’s only their opinion.
Regardless of the struggles you face with autism, and the perks you get from it, you’ll always find someone who loves you for who you are
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