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Neurotypical people have such a low threshold of what’s ok to share when you don’t know them well, and they also interpreted how well you know them differently
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Anonymous 1d

Fr. Like i'm happy to hear anybody talk about whatever deep dark thing, at least it's honest

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Anonymous 18h

i often forget that getting real deep real quick is not socially acceptable. i will tell you about my generational trauma and history of unhealthy attachments to my past partners within the span of our first meeting

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Anonymous 20h

They refuse to share things with you while simultaneously seeing you as rude for not knowing enough about them. True peace is realized when u realize that u were never supposed to win in the first place

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1d

Same

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Anonymous replying to -> sage_cyclone46 18h

Yes! Everyone is out to get us at this point. Including minimal support needs autistic people. So many of them act the same as neurotypical people, that I even question if they’re actually autistic. It’s also become a trend within the LGBT community to self-diagnose.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 15h

Hey I just reread what I wrote, and I’m sorry. I didn’t mean that you (minimal support needs people) have it just as easy as neurotypical people. I’ve just experienced so much ableism from them, and so has my friend who has even more support needs than I am.

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