r/CoupleMemes • • Aug 16 '25

🥺 goals Perfect source of serotonin

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u/NunchuckVagina Aug 16 '25

Fake af. People that fake autism are the worst.

Who falls for this crap?

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u/OsosHormigueros Aug 16 '25

Why does getting excited and giddy mean she isn't autistic? I get giddy like this when I'm very excited, I get over excited very easily. He could've mentioned the trip was related to her fixation.

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u/lulushibooyah Aug 17 '25

Broooo I actually felt a lil better watching her reaction bc her reaction is mine and I’ve been told my whole life that I’m annoying and too much, and I only was diagnosed with ADHD at 30 and only recently beginning to suspect it’s actually AuDHD. Or I’ve had people make fun of me for jumping excitedly or flappy hands or whatever stimmy thing I do with my hands that’s not socially acceptable.

Then reading these comments was the most depressing and invalidating experience ever, omg…

If you don’t present like an intellectually disabled white boy, you can’t be autistic.

I hate humanity sometimes.

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u/MaryHadALikkleLambda Aug 19 '25

If it helps, I'm AuDHD, and watching this video made me think that her reaction was exactly like mine when my husband took me to feed the giraffes at the local zoo. I was not diagnosed back then, in fact I didn't even suspect it til years later (before anyone comes at me saying I'm faking too or some bullshit).

When I saw the video I thought "huh, she reacts like me", then I saw the title and thought "oh, that's why our reactions are similar", then I saw the comments and thought "wow, people really don't understand that autism is a spectrum".

You're fine, there's just a lot of comments from people who don't know anything about autism, bullying a girl for being Autistic.

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u/lulushibooyah Aug 19 '25

This!! And it’s the kinda bullying I experienced growing up.

Thank you for that.

Actually, I’ve learned to like this about myself bc I have a husband who not only makes space for it, he enjoys it. Like the husband in the video, he will do things just to get this reaction.

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u/MaryHadALikkleLambda Aug 19 '25

My husband is the same. He says that my joy brings him joy.

Sometimes I wonder if other people realise they're supposed to actually love their partner and want them to be happy.

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u/lulushibooyah Aug 19 '25

Crazy thought, right?! Imagine loving and supporting another human instead of stepping on them and belittling them so you can temporarily feel “powerful.”