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TRACER FROM OVERWATCH IS 100% STRAIGHT!

This is the hill I will die on

-MWAH!

Denise

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Yeah, it’s super illegal to own a piece of fabric with some 2-D fictional character on it.

Better watch out, the feds might come after ya!

A responsible weeb

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Get a divorce , people who joke are racist.

-Jaxx

TFW your spouse "jokes" by doing the vaguely derogatory comments, but you don't comprehend where the joke is, so you take the literal interpretation, but then they get upset because "geez lighten up, I was just joking". When you tell them that you didn't realize it was a joke, they ask if you're an idiot. (Which is gaslighting and a form of abuse for those that are unaware) -✨📖 (space nerd)

Leave them.

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Omg this one of the most retarded things!!!! It really really upsets me to see people changing the characters I love and enjoy! FIND A REAL AUTISTIC CHARACTER! Transformers is my passion because it IS MY LIFE! I AM Megatron and I know this is NOT the way it happened! To say otherwise is revisionist. It’s the way it is for a reason!!!!!

—Megatron

Been rewatching Transformers Animated, and...

*slaps autistic headcanon sticker on Isaac Sumdac* 

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My mom says I can’t ever have friends because I’m retarded. Thanks mom.

-Jaxx

Autistic people can have friends

One reason I started writing this blog is that I got tired of seeing social skills programs teach autistic people that they have to become normal in order to have friends.

It’s not true. There are a lot of autistic people who have friends without becoming remotely normal. Oddness and friendship are entirely compatible.

You can be autistic, seem autistic, and have friends who like you and enjoy your company.

Some people won’t like you, and that’s ok. Not everyone has to like everyone.

Some people will dislike you because they are bigoted against autistic people. That’s not ok, but it doesn’t have to ruin your life. Ableists don’t speak for everyone. Those people aren’t your friends. Other people can be.

You’ll probably always face ableism. Trying to be normal probably won’t make that go away; accepting yourself probably won’t make that go away either. You don’t need to change the whole world in order to have friends.

You can have friends as the person you are, in the world as it is now.

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Ugh ! People who flap their damn hands and chew on stupid shit in public! It’s distracting and unsanitary!!! I don’t get how other autistics can do that!!

-Jaxx

To other autistic people, what’s the one autism trait that every other autistic person seems to have that you personally don’t relate to?