
No, i take it back lol. As a non autistic person you wouldn’t know who’s autistic or not and u don’t get to make those claims just because u have an autistic friend or whatever the fuck. Damn I thought it was another autistic person posting shit lmao, gtfo u don’t know what ur talking about
like at least if you were autistic then you would be approaching this conversation from an in-community perspective… you would at least arguably be someone who was directly affected by the way people talk about their experience of autism. but you aren’t, you’re just ranting about how much you hate a certain type of autistic person. nauseating
oh my god lmao, it’s even more unhinged if you think anyone gains real-world “clout” from publicly self-describing as autistic 😭 as if we don’t get fucking ostracized for talking about it in social contexts. you know, like you’re doing right now. ranting about how much you HATE when people publicize their autism!
Amazing how instead of addressing the merit of the post itself, both of you resort to harassment and name calling. I’m not offended, I’m disappointed that both of you are defending medical stolen valor. Go ahead, continue saying that i’m wrong simply because you don’t like me. Continue with your disgusting behavior. At the end of the day, I’m going to keep calling out fuckers who falsely claim to have a disorder for personal gain. You two obviously don’t care about that but I do.
I didn’t harass you to begin with actually, and there *is* no merit to the post itself because you aren’t someone whose life experience would enable you to clock when someone is or isn’t “faking”. like #1 said, that misplaced confidence of yours just leads to real autistic people absorbing those kinds of accusations for no good reason. this is not a call you are capable of making. sit down and stop talking over autistic folks
Yeah ok. It’s clear to me that you both are actively arguing against the very concept of outsider advocacy. You think that neurotypical people are incapable of discerning a lie when they hear one. That is beyond reductive and counterproductive. People without autism have every right to stand up to bad behavior regardless of what you think.
ah, well tbc if you’re queer yourself then I’m definitely not trying to get aggro over it. just wanna request that you not throw that one around as a taunt due to our cultural history 🙏 (I mean personally I feel iffy about STI jokes in general tbh, but that’s more of an individual position, not my place to raise a fuss over)
I was trying to say I would never be purposefully harmful to the queer community… because im also queer. I apologized for what I said. I could’ve pulled a you though and been like “ugh I can say what I want stop weaponizing your queerness against me” 😅 but still apologized because I agree that it’s wrong and im open to being educated. yet you who isn’t even part of the autistic community, refuse to apologize for anything you have said
And yet you still don’t get the fucking point. You’re both STILL arguing that neurotypicals have no right to advocate for autism simply because you feel they haven’t earned it. You are actively promoting isolation by bullying not just me, but everyone who steps up to bullies and clout chasers. I don’t need either of your permission to shut down liars and bullies.
and nah, I just can see that you in particular are direly overstepping the bounds of what you’re equipped to speak about so confidently because you demonstrably have no firsthand understanding of the complex societal issues autistic people have to navigate every day of our lives. some part of you understands this too, hence the deleted replies
What you just said is precisely the problem! I don’t need to have first hand experience or a deep insight on the struggles of autism to know simply that some people struggle with it. I don’t need a fucking phd in psychology specialized in autism to tell clout chasers to fuck all the way off. You’re still making the same point “you don’t have autism therefore you don’t get to advocate”
“haven’t earned it”… well initially I was just saying that 1) you simply aren’t privy enough to the spectrum of autistic experience to be able to effectively make that call—which isn’t an insult, just acknowledgment of your positionality—and 2) your outright hostility towards people you Presume to be fakers is alarming in this context. but by now I say you should stay out of the convo entirely due to how you keep needlessly escalating your aggressiveness in response to criticism
bruh. “some people’s experience of autism is a struggle for them” is so obviously not what you said. be real. what you were doing was asserting that if people don’t perform the exact type of struggle that you expect to see from an autistic person, then they must be exploitative liars, and you’re so convinced of your own perception’s perfect accuracy that you even feel justified in going off on disproportionate hate screeds against them
it’s almost as if #1 and I have taken the time to keep replying to you, in spite of your attitude & refusal to understand, because we’ve been hopeful we might actually get through to you about an issue which directly affects both of us. one which, again, does Not pose any real consequences for you
yeah, and it’s juvenile & counterproductive to respond with continually-escalating aggression towards people who only got irritable with you in the first place because you were being ableist. when you are hateful towards marginalized people over said marginalization then it makes sense you would be met with anger. the anger was your own provocation… the ball is in your court and you just keep doubling down. which helps no one.
no more talking in circles. for the last time: you have an excess of misplaced confidence in your ability to identify who’s actually lying about having autism or not. until you accept that you’re not actually reliably proficient at making this call, what you’re doing is nothing more than being ableist
I hear that, like I know this is kind of a cliche but sometimes I really do feel like I’m not even living on the same planet as people who can’t comprehend what it’s like to go through life being misjudged, misunderstood in bad faith and denied basic accommodation just for the way our brains work
which, I feel similarly about being physically disabled, personally—sometimes it can even be alienating as hell trying to relate to people who do Have a physical disability but are able to move through the world such that their experience isn’t shaped by it the way mine is. I had to start prioritizing other people for whom that’s a conscious everyday political battle