#Autism Puzzle Jewelry

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American Flag Heart: The Ultimate Autism Awareness Accessory

The American Flag Heart Autism Awareness design combines patriotic symbolism with autism advocacy, creating a powerful and meaningful emblem. This unique image typically features a heart shape filled with the stars and stripes of the American flag, often accompanied by the autism puzzle piece or ribbon.

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This design represents the intersection of national pride and support for the autism community within the United States. It symbolizes the importance of inclusivity, understanding, and acceptance of individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) as an integral part of American society.

The heart shape conveys love, compassion, and emotional support for those affected by autism, including individuals on the spectrum, their families, and caregivers. The American flag element reinforces the idea that autism awareness and support are national issues that require attention and action from all Americans.

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This symbol is often featured on various products such as t-shirts, flags, pins, and car decals. It serves as a visual reminder of the ongoing need for autism awareness, research funding, and improved support services across the United States.

By combining these powerful symbols, the American Flag Heart Autism Awareness design encourages unity in supporting the autism community while celebrating diversity and neurodiversity as fundamental American values.

Show your support for the autistic community with a stylish Autism Awareness Tee. These tees come in a variety of colors and designs to suit any taste. Whether you prefer a classic puzzle piece motif or a quirky slogan that celebrates neurodiversity, there's a tee out there for you.

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Look for tees made with soft, comfortable fabric that you can wear all day. Many places also offer Autism Family Tees, letting you show pride alongside loved ones. Proceeds from some Autism Awareness Tees benefit organizations that support autistic individuals and their families. Rock your tee and spread awareness for autism acceptance!

The interlocking puzzle piece is a widely recognized symbol for autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Originally intended to represent the complexity of autism, some in the autistic community view it differently.

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While some appreciate the idea of coming together to understand autism, others find it implies autism is a puzzle to be solved, or that autistic people are broken or mysterious.

The puzzle piece remains a common symbol, but the neurodiversity movement promotes a rainbow infinity symbol, signifying the vast spectrum of autistic experiences and the idea that autism is a natural variation of human neurology.

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"Could we get a lvl 3, 16-20 year old Alois Trancy & a lvl 3 Alex Kralie who has his own Proxy-self? (Hope thats not too specific...) Tyvm. 🩵"

Of course dear audience! We have heard your request and have found a suitable performer for you! We hope this performance suits your needs, but you are free to make any adjustments you wish.

❣︎For Our Next Act, Please Welcome,,,❣︎

Alois and Alex!!!

°·⊱ Name: Alois Trancy, Allie, Damien, Matthew

°·⊱ Age: 16-20 

°·⊱ Race/Species: Human

°·⊱ Source: Black Butler

°·⊱ Role: Hypersexuality Holder, Sexual Protector

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°·⊱ Sex: Male

°·⊱ Gender: BoyPrincess, GenderQueer

°·⊱ Pronouns: He/Him; Ae/Aem; Spid/Spider

°·⊱ Sexuality: CompliAro, SpectraSexual, Bisexual

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°·⊱ Nicknames/Titles: The Ever Truthful, (prn) Who Tells Tall-Tales

°·⊱ Personality: Alois is incredibly full of himself, he has known aems whole life that ae was meant for great things, at every opportunity he is moving closer to his goal of ruling the world. Spid has a mean and nasty sadistic streak. 

°·⊱ Likes: Being the Center of Attention, Arachnids, Jewelry, Makeup, Role-Playing, Flower Bouquets 

°·⊱ Dislikes: People Calling Out His Lies, Older Men, Organized Religion, Being Told No, Dirt Stains

°·⊱ Emoji Sign-Off: 🕸️🕷️👑💍🎠🪻

°·⊱ Typing Quirk: Tries incredibly hard to keep his voice in text as aristocratic and professional as he can, but when ae gets excited spid tends to slip up with his typing style, slipping up with shortened phrases and misspellings. 

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°·⊱ TransIDs: transBackStory, transRoyalty, Purpleamian / transPurpleBlood, transHarmed, transProgrammed, trisGroomed, permaShota

°·⊱ CisIDs: Platinum Blonde, Blue Eyes, Short, Bipolar Disorder, Hypersexual, Depression, Groomed, NPD, Compulsive Liar, Older Brother, Pick-Pocket, Autism, Oral Fixation, ADHD, Orphan

°·⊱ MUDS: Deteriorated Brain Age Disorder

°·⊱ Paras: 🍸, 🌷, 🍉, 😖, 🌼, 🧵, 👀, ⛓

°·⊱ Faceclaim: 1 | 2

°·⊱ Name: Alex, Jasper, Vito, Ridley, Milo

°·⊱ Age: 28

°·⊱ Race/Species: Human

°·⊱ Source: Marble Hornets

°·⊱ Role: Dissociation Holder

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°·⊱ Sex: Female

°·⊱ Gender: Transmasc

°·⊱ Pronouns: He/Him

°·⊱ Sexuality: Biromantic asexual

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°·⊱ Nicknames/Titles: [prn] Who Obfuscates the Truth, The Hidden

°·⊱ Personality: Alex can be irritable and sarcastic even on the best of days. He has a low tolerance for nonsense, and he is quick to anger when things don’t go the way he feels they should. He largely keeps to himself, because that way it can at least be his own fault if his day gets ruined (that’s what he says, at least). He’s agreeable enough, if interacted with in low doses.

°·⊱ Likes: Being left alone, text messages/DMs, puzzle games, cars, cats, dogs

°·⊱ Dislikes: People who pry, tapes, phone calls, horror games or movies, bright lights, loud sudden sounds

°·⊱ Emoji Sign-Off: 📹✖️📄🧩🐾

°·⊱ Typing Quirk: generally all lowercase, minimal punctuation, and tends to send several messages in a row rather than containing all of his thoughts in a single message. Definitely the type to send forty messages to rant about something rather than send one text wall, though he hates being spammed himself. 

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°·⊱ TransIDs: transASPD, transLegallyBlind, Blackamian, Staticamian, transAmbulatoryWheelchairUser, transAutistic, transRadioVoice

°·⊱ CisIDs: vision-impaired, COPD, brown hair, brown eyes, sex-repulsed, depression, bpd

°·⊱ MUDS: Slender Sickness

°·⊱ Paras: –

°·⊱ Extra: keeps his phone on silent because certain ringtones are triggering

°·⊱ Faceclaim: 1 | 2

°·⊱ Name: Ouroboros, Unity, The World 

°·⊱ Age: 23

°·⊱ Race/Species: Proxy 

°·⊱ Source: Marble Hornets

°·⊱ Role: Dissociation Manager

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°·⊱ Sex: Female (theoretically)

°·⊱ Gender: Agender, Gendervoid

°·⊱ Pronouns: It/Its

°·⊱ Sexuality: Aromantic Nebulasexual, if someone asks though it will tend to just shrug rather than answer

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°·⊱ Nicknames/Titles: Witness to the End, Shepherd of the Operator, [prn] Who Guides the Lost

°·⊱ Personality: Somewhat enigmatic and almost the polar opposite of Alex, it presents itself as an ally and friend while guiding the vulnerable and downtrodden to The Operator. While not overly talkative, it is known to communicate with others and is generally amicable, albeit monotonously and without emotion. It seems to dislike the underhanded and violent modus operandi of other proxies, and prefers to convince others to join it of their own volition. 

°·⊱ Likes: Mystery Novels, Hikes, Video Editing, Dogs

°·⊱ Dislikes: Violence, Deception, Strawberries, Cars

°·⊱ Emoji Sign-Off: 🌎⭕🐍🪶🖊️

°·⊱ Typing Quirk: sentences are jumbled together without spaces or punctuation, with words capitalized in strange places, seemingly without any rhyme or reason. asANexampleHEwouldprobablyTALKLIKEthis

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°·⊱ TransIDs: transAngel, transWings, transHalo. transHarmful, trisHarmed, transJaded, nullSlenderSickness, nullBlood, nullOrgans

°·⊱ CisIDs: Black sclera, brown hair, brown eyes, visually impaired, aspd

°·⊱ MUDS: Angeliogenesis Syndrome, Aetherial Echo Syndrome

°·⊱ Paras: 💤, 🦖

°·⊱ Faceclaim: 1 | 2

We humbly apologize for the intermission, Marble Hornets is a long-time special interest of ours, so we had very high standards for this performance especially! We hope you enjoyed!

[ndcultureis]

autism culture is finding a puzzle piece earring in your jewelry and wondering if you should wear it because on one hand it looks pretty but on the other hand people might think you support a hate group

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[cloverandcrossbones]

As an autistic person who loves jigsaw puzzles, I am forever annoyed at well known hate group, Autism Speaks, for using a puzzle piece as their symbol.

I would love if the puzzle piece represented both my love for puzzles and my pride in my autism, I want to get puzzle piece jewelry. I know I could wear them anyway but the association with that group kind of ruins it for me :/

[autisticmabel]

autism puzzle jewelry but not bc you back autism sp**ks but because your special interest is jigsaw puzzles

[sepheray]

hi! This is for matchups and don’t question my grammar! Please.

im female, pansexual. I am 5’7(maybe around 170 cm??), I have long wavy black hair and bangs that go to the side, and blue eyes. I have an ear and nose piercing. I also have a tattoo behind my right ear for my sister. I don’t have a particular ‘aesthetic’ or ‘style’ its mainly tomboyish-comfy clothing. I do wear a lot of jewelry occasionally.

My main interest is drawing literally ever since I picked up a crayon. I like to write song lyrics and poetry, I can play the viola and a bit of ukulele, music music music any style of music I love, video games: I like kind of phycological or puzzle games, and I like looking at the stars and constellations and planets that type of stuff.

I really don’t watch a lot of shows or tv in general my attention span is extremely low for anything that isn’t a 24 hour gaming stream. /j sort of

my personality is very weird whenever I ask friends its ‘chaotic neutral’. I have social anxiety so I can be very ‘shy’ and ‘introverted’ I am more comfortable with people I know well which is about no one- I am very empathetic and understanding which equals me also being chill therapist/mom friend. If my personality is weird or doesn’t make sense: that’s my autism for you <3

love language: physical touch, quality time

thank you for reading what is me trying to describe myself, thanks for matching me with someone, if that’s not the case that’s okay too!

hi honey! I ship you with;

GeorgeNotFound, !!

First off, quality time is George‘s forte. Even if you’re on the other side of the room doing something while he’s busy, having your presence there really means everything to him.

I feel like with your features, your dark hair and bright eyes you could make George so flustered.

He would admire you all the time, although most times you don’t even see it. But if you make a guest appearance In any content, - you best believe the viewers see it.

I honestly don’t think that George is a tv person either, although it wouldn’t be for the same reason as you I reckon he struggles to actually get stuck into a movie or show.

I think to be fair you being the mom friend would work wonders because let’s be honest, George just wants be babied and spoilt completely.

I Just know that George has a secret love for astronomy, like look at that man and tell me he’s not into that stuff.

He’d bury his head in your lap and ask you to play your ukulele to him

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Autism Ugly Sweater Party

An Autism Ugly Sweater Party is a fun and festive event that not only brings people together but also raises awareness for autism. This party is a great opportunity for men and women of all ages to come together, have a great time, and show their support for those with autism. One of the highlights of an Autism Ugly Sweater Party is, of course, the attire. Ugly sweaters have become a popular trend during the holiday season, and this party is the perfect excuse to go all out with the most ridiculous and over-the-top sweaters imaginable. From tacky patterns to outrageous colors, the uglier the sweater, the better! This gives everyone, regardless of age or gender, the chance to express themselves and show off their creativity. The party itself can be as casual or as formal as you'd like. You can host it at a local event venue or even in the comfort of your own home. Decorate the space with festive and colorful decorations, such as streamers, balloons, and banners. To add an extra touch, consider incorporating puzzle pieces, which are often associated with autism awareness, into the decorations. While the main focus of the party is autism awareness, it's essential to remember that it is also a celebration. Encourage your guests to socialize, dance, and participate in various activities that promote inclusivity and fun. You can set up a photo booth with props related to autism and ugly sweaters, allowing everyone to capture memories of this special event. Additionally, consider organizing a raffle or auction with prizes, with the proceeds going towards an autism-related charity or organization. This not only adds an element of excitement to the party but also helps make a difference in the lives of those with autism. When it comes to selecting gifts for everyone attending the Autism Ugly Sweater Party, it's essential to keep in mind the theme of the event. Consider gifting items that promote autism awareness or support individuals with autism. Puzzle piece-themed jewelry, keychains, or clothing can be great options. You could also provide guests with small informational pamphlets or books about autism, helping to spread awareness and understanding. In addition to autism-specific gifts, you can also consider more generic presents that align with the holiday spirit. Depending on your budget and the preferences of your guests, you could give out small items such as festive mugs, scented candles, or personalized ornaments. These gifts can serve as a token of appreciation to your guests for attending the party and supporting the cause. In conclusion, an Autism Ugly Sweater Party is a unique and engaging event that brings people together in support of autism awareness. It allows men, women, and people of all ages to have a great time while also making a positive impact on the lives of those with autism. Whether through the attire, decorations, or gifts, this party offers an opportunity to raise awareness and promote understanding, making it a memorable and meaningful event for everyone involved.

Get it here : Autism Ugly Sweater Party

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Sterling silver earrings featuring tiny puzzle pieces with a satin finish. Each earrings measures approximately 6mm x 6mm (1/4 x 1/4)

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Handmade by Siri for an event. #mynameissiri #siri #autism #designsbysiri #bluebracelet #horse #horseriding #bracelet #horsesofinstagram #talent #horsepower #puzzle #jewelry #handmade #autismawareness (at San Francisco, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CTYAVnlvVtM/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Gifts that help Spread Autism Awareness

It is not enough to be aware.  We must love. Accept. Share. Educate. From the moment the word “autism” or the terms “spectrum” are used in the same sentences as our children, family members, friends, it sends the desire to learn more racing through our veins.  The first thing a parent may see is Autism Speaks.  A great resource to answer questions: https://www.autismspeaks.org/what-autism

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Proud Aunt Autism Warrior: Navigating Challenges with Love and Understanding

"Proud Aunt Autism Warrior" is a powerful title that represents a dedicated and supportive family member in the autism community. This phrase embodies the love, advocacy, and unwavering support an aunt provides for her autistic niece or nephew.

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As an Autism Warrior, the aunt takes on multiple roles. She educates herself about autism spectrum disorder, staying informed about the latest research and interventions. She advocates fiercely for her niece or nephew's rights, inclusion, and appropriate accommodations in educational and social settings.

This aunt celebrates her autistic family member's unique qualities and achievements, promoting neurodiversity acceptance within her family and broader community. She may participate in autism awareness events, fundraisers, or support groups, extending her impact beyond her immediate family.

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The "Proud" aspect emphasizes the aunt's positive attitude towards autism. Rather than viewing it as a limitation, she recognizes the strengths and potential in her autistic niece or nephew. She takes pride in their accomplishments, no matter how small they may seem to others.

This title also acknowledges the emotional support the aunt provides, offering a listening ear, a safe space, and unconditional love. She may serve as a respite caregiver, giving parents a much-needed break.

By identifying as a "Proud Aunt Autism Warrior," this individual signals her commitment to being a lifelong ally and champion for her autistic family member.

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Autism Awareness Month, observed in April, is associated with specific colors that have become symbolic of the autism community. The primary color is blue, which has been widely adopted since the "Light It Up Blue" campaign launched by Autism Speaks in 2010. Many buildings and landmarks are illuminated in blue during this month to show support.

However, there's a growing movement to incorporate a broader spectrum of colors, reflecting the diversity within the autism community. The rainbow-colored infinity symbol, representing neurodiversity, is gaining popularity. Some advocates prefer using gold, referencing the periodic table symbol for Au (Autism).

Red is sometimes used to represent autism acceptance, while multicolored puzzle pieces have been a long-standing symbol. These varied colors aim to represent the complexity and uniqueness of each individual on the autism spectrum.

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The autism puzzle piece is a widely recognized symbol associated with autism awareness. Originating in 1963, it was designed by the National Autistic Society to represent the complexity and mystery of autism spectrum disorder. The puzzle piece symbolizes the multifaceted nature of autism and the challenges in understanding and treating it.

While some embrace this symbol, others in the autism community have criticized it, feeling it implies autistic individuals are incomplete or need fixing. As a result, alternative symbols like the rainbow infinity loop have emerged. Despite controversy, the puzzle piece remains a common sight in autism awareness campaigns and merchandise.

[snootyfoxfashion]

the autism speaks puzzle piece jewelry is epic cringe

The only puzzle piece jewelry I have ever posted is LGBTQ+ pride flags but good try! 4/10 good use of evocative language but poor research!

[lunathewafflelord]

I wish it was possible for someone to wear jewelry and clothes with puzzle pieces on it and people don’t default to “oh, she’s autistic” but rather things like “she likes puzzle games” “she likes the mystery genre” “she likes doing jigsaw puzzles”

Like yes I’m autistic but there are more reasons one may wear things with puzzle pieces on it than being autistic or “autism awareness”. They could just really like puzzles and mysteries, which I do very much!

I think as long as it’s not a blue puzzle piece or puzzle piece ribbon people should realize it’s not necessarily an autism thing but rather someone just expressing their love of puzzles. Jigsaw puzzles are really cool.

[dreams-in-blk]

Character sketch: Edwina Blalock.

Friends call her Ed (never Eddie). A sought after expert in the restoration, valuation and provenance of historic ceramics and jewelry. And an accomplished amateur horticulturalist. Clearly obsessed with pink. In fact she is quite famous for having invented a very popular pink plant - affectionately known as "Eddie's Pink..." - a moniker she abhors. Ed's (NOT Eddie's) very ordered world is shattered when a major collector and friend (secret lover) is violently murdered. Ed's determined personality, eye for detail and inability to ignore a complex puzzle (she secretly struggles with Autism) pull her into the stalled investigation of her friend's death. International conspiracies are uncovered. Mayhem ensues (sometimes comedically). After all (just in case you missed it) Edwina Blalock is obsessed with pink. And people are obsessed with her because of it. - rp

Location: London

I don't know about you, but I wouldn't mind watching an episode of Edwina Blalock on the BBC right now.

[greatescaaapex]

necklace with a cause ✨ 25% of profit from each necklace will go to charity ! Autism Speaks is a wonderful charity recommended to me by a very close friend of mine who has two children on the autism spectrum. This is my most proud piece because of what I stands for. Be a part of a small change with big results ! 🌷