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You're not "too sensitive" for getting upset when someone purposely upsets you. It's not "just a joke". They know what they're doing. They're just hiding their bullying behind the label of joking so they can play innocent.

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Neurodiverse applies to a group of people. Everyone has a different brain, so you are a neurodiverse group.

Neurodivergent applies to an individual. Being neurodivergent is to be disabled whether you were born with it or it has been acquired through something like a traumatic brain injury or an illness. It is an umbrella that encompasses everything from autism to schizophrenia to anxiety disorder and beyond.

Neurotypical applies to individuals who have no divergence.

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if i was put into ultrakill isekai style i think i would be one of the pathetic husks in the wrath section

spefically because im really angry all the time and i used to hit people about it

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Autism & Asking for Help

Lil Penguin Studios/Autism Happy Place

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OMG I FORGOT TO PROVIDE AN ORIGINAL FILE OF MY SPINNY BOI ON TUMBLR

Spread this fucker

seeing them everywhere gives me so much joy lol

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Hello, everyone. I just wanted to say that I won't be posting the chapter 2 of my Obey Me Attic AU yet.

I know that it's been a while since I released chapter 1, but I've been pretty busy for the last 7 weeks due to University projects and exams.

And, also, I will be busy for the rest of December and most/all of January due to me having a very short holiday break before my second University semester begins. (It begins on January 13-14th, so I won't have time to work on writing chapter 2.)

I'm sorry about that, and I hope you guys can be patient with me.

I promise that, as soon as I have enough time to work on it, I will post chapter 2.

Bye. See you all next time.

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Inktober No. 22 - Trick or treat, part 2!

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Non-autistic people always act like they care about/understand autistic people until an autistic person actually doesn’t follow neurotypical social rules. I rarely say ‘thank you’ to people, not because I don’t appreciate their help, but because it’s just not something that comes naturally to me.

I don’t look people in the eyes when they talk to me, especially when I’m anxious, which doesn’t mean I’m not listening, it means I’m just uncomfortable making eye contact with you.

A lot of the time when a stranger/someone I don’t know well talks to me, I don’t smile unless they say something that makes me happy/excited. Not because I don’t wanna talk to them, but because I won’t smile unless I’m actually in a good mood.

I’m not going to act like somebody I’m not for the sake of your comfort. I’m not going to force a smile. I’m not gonna force words from my mouth. I just won’t.

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Fun fact: What's socially acceptable isn't always moral nor ethical.

Whenever I see posts about people who have little to no empathy (they don't need to have a personality disorder to lack empathy and morals btw), I always find myself chuckling at their rants about how "morality is just doing socially acceptable actions".

Like, no. Don't you people know that most humans lie, partake in hypocrisy, and use prejudice and bigotry to justify discrimination and harassment towards minorities and women ALL the time in several countries.

Also, if you knew anything at all about human history, then you'd remember that what society considers socially acceptable changes over time. And some people have been using their authority and wealth as an excuse for unfair, unethical, and amoral behavior for centuries.

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i think we should always take predominant sexes and races for psychiatric disabilities into question.

are men really more likely to be antisocial or narcissistic, or are women just overlooked because ASPD/NPD are seen as too "aggressive" for them?

are women really more likely to be borderline or histrionic, or are they just seen as so "hysterical" that they have to be feminine?

are black people more likely to have schizophrenia or ODD, or are labels of "psychosis" and "defiance" simply used to further dismiss, oppress, and imprison BIPOC?

are white people more likely to have autism and ADHD, or are doctors just more willing to accept that white children are disabled and not just "bad?"

oppressive biases are everywhere in psychiatry. never take psychiatric demographics at face value.

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" Crossfixation " or " Crossover Autism "

A flag for autistic people who, due to having multiple special interests / hyperfixations, they mix them together, like in a crossover. This may also be used for autistic people who are hyperfixated in crossovers.

[ID: A transparent image that says "Winta holds no Bad List, but is not afraid to distribute charcoal! merry Holidays!" with a picture of the account's mascot (an orange-blue fox toy, which instead of blue is green due to Christmas) dressed as Santa, who's upside down.]

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“Will you follow me?”

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Some more early character development for “Gravity Falls”

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Since the poster image is out and the design of our main character, “Dipper” has been released into the world, I figured I’d share with you guys some of my early character development and designs.