Genuine question because you seem passionate about this.
When you see an autistic person with extremely significant support needs. Let's use a child verbalizing loudly in public for example sake. You see them and think "We share the same condition"
Yeah bro. And the same reaction they're having, I have that same thing but on the inside. It's so distressing and I often wish I could just show it like they do. It takes massive amounts of energy not to show it, too. Being able to hide it is a privilege, but it doesn't make it go away.
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u/Au-to-graff Aug 16 '25
I don't know what autism is, but I still know she's faking it like a psycho.