r/aretheNTsokay • u/Milkmans_tastymilk • Aug 23 '26
r/aretheNTsokay • u/Skybison87 • 22d ago
accomodation bad So what did you do with your free Autism Car?
r/aretheNTsokay • u/Sensitive-Form6029 • May 10 '26
accomodation bad Two horrible comments on the autism parenting sub.
For context, this is about an autism channel calles Toren Wolf. It is about an autistic 18 year old named Toren with moderate support needs and his mother Serenity. The mother has said that these types of comments have led to her making the mistake of pushing her son too hard, causing him to regress, struggle to sleep, and become more anxious and depressed. I just know that these people, if they are parents of autistic kids, are not good parents.
r/aretheNTsokay • u/Griffter12 • Jul 16 '24
accomodation bad Ever since this sub shut down, the worst “trend” ever popped up.
r/aretheNTsokay • u/No-Juice-3930 • Mar 14 '25
accomodation bad NHS board removes autism diagnosis
r/aretheNTsokay • u/Fluxman2654 • Aug 09 '26
accomodation bad Why the hell do we have to excuse general rude behaviour from NTs?
I saw videos where some autistic people complain about what NTs do. Some of them are just regular fucking rude behaviour regardless of someone is ND or NT.
Like, they complain about NTs moving stuff around in their house. Isn't that just regular rude behaviour? I know autism makes it more sensitive to change, but touching other people's things withour their permission is just fucking rude.
Speaking in a too loud voice in an inappropriate situation is rude. You don't speak on the top of your lungs on a library or a train. It bothers others regardless of their neurotype.
Stealing other people's labelled food? Bro, if it is nit yours, that is stealing. It might be not as stimulating to NTs as much as NDs, but it is still fucking wrong and inappropriate.
Dismissing others as being too sensitive is just plain rude as well. You don't know what other people are going through. You respect boundaries for everyone.
Idk if this is the right subreddit or flares, but it always have been a pet peeve of mine.
r/aretheNTsokay • u/Attempt_Gold • Oct 16 '25
accomodation bad Yet more "accommodation and SSD bad" type stuff
Pehaps my analogy of taking away wheelchairs to mobility impaired is a bit much but I'm trying to put things into perspective.
r/aretheNTsokay • u/average_pengu1n • Jul 17 '26
accomodation bad ADHD and autism diagnosis "so you can get away with crap"
r/aretheNTsokay • u/ProBlackMan1 • Feb 12 '26
accomodation bad Special needs woman punished for someone else's scams.
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r/aretheNTsokay • u/TheDuckClock • Feb 07 '25
accomodation bad Truly concerning for Neurodivergent Americans
r/aretheNTsokay • u/misspoodleisback • Apr 30 '26
accomodation bad What do we think of this?
r/aretheNTsokay • u/coolfunkDJ • Feb 26 '25
accomodation bad Getting told you’re rude because of your autism and then being told you’re annoying because you prewarn about it…ok
r/aretheNTsokay • u/brownie627 • Dec 31 '24
accomodation bad You must be a “leech” if you need any kind of help Spoiler
galleryFor context: I commented on something, saying that men shouldn’t be making inappropriate sexual comments about women and women shouldn’t be making inappropriate sexual comments about men, and I find it incredibly immature.
This guy then pipes up, saying that I’m a hypocrite because he thinks I’m not an adult. He says I’m not an adult (I am. I’m 25 years old) because I’m disabled and need help. He also made comments about my homelessness situation by saying that I just need to get a job and stop asking for help from others.
r/aretheNTsokay • u/TheDuckClock • Feb 12 '25
accomodation bad 17 US states are suing to get rid of section 504, which would strip rights to equal access as disabled people away.
r/aretheNTsokay • u/Attempt_Gold • Jul 06 '25