#Autism quote

[banger-quotes]

"I just love how you keep jumping into random topics and facts suddenly."

"Thanks! It's the autism."

[noisycowboyglitter]

Why Fit In When You Were Born to Stand Out? A Guide to Self-Discovery

"Why Fit In When You Were Born To Stand Out" is a powerful affirmation of individuality that encourages people to embrace their unique qualities rather than conforming to societal norms. This phrase recognizes that each person possesses distinct traits, talents, and perspectives that make them special and valuable.

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The statement challenges the often deeply ingrained desire to blend in and avoid drawing attention. Instead, it suggests that our differences are not flaws to be hidden, but strengths to be celebrated and shared with the world. Standing out can drive innovation, creativity, and positive change in society.

This philosophy applies to various aspects of life. It might mean pursuing unconventional dreams, expressing oneself through unique style choices, or simply being true to one's beliefs and values, even when they differ from the majority. It encourages individuals to recognize their inherent worth and to contribute their unique perspectives to the world.

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However, it's important to note that standing out doesn't necessarily mean being loud or attention-seeking. It can be as subtle as quietly pursuing one's passions or gently advocating for one's principles.

Ultimately, this motto inspires self-confidence, authenticity, and the courage to live life on one's own terms. It reminds us that diversity in thought, appearance, and approach enriches our collective experience and that each person has something valuable to offer by being themselves.

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Autism Spectrum Awareness Month, observed annually in April, is dedicated to increasing understanding and acceptance of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). This month-long observance aims to educate the public about the challenges faced by individuals with autism and their families, while also celebrating their unique strengths and contributions.

Various organizations and communities organize events, campaigns, and activities to promote autism awareness. These may include educational seminars, fundraisers, social media campaigns, and support group meetings. The month also focuses on advocating for inclusive policies, improved support services, and research funding.

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Many people show support by wearing blue, displaying blue lights, or sharing personal stories. The ultimate goal is to foster a more inclusive society that embraces neurodiversity and supports individuals on the autism spectrum throughout their lives.

[thetherolleroasterrie102]

[bl0w-m3]

[angie-words]

Gotta say, folks, this last week has been a bit of an emotional rollercoaster. But in spite of (or maybe because of) the horrors, we stay kind and - most importantly - silly. Please enjoy these memes and, if they've made you smile, let me know 💜

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[hannigramsupermacy]

There has never been sth more accurate

[jade-bright]

It's a long one, my bad

Stiles: Damn, where did I put my-

Derek: What'd you lose? Was it your keys, I bet it was your keys

Stiles: No I...simply misplaced them

Derek: Should I tell you where they are? Or do you wish to suffer?

Stiles: How do you know where they are?... Ugh. Where are they?

Derek: Kitchen counter

Stiles: Which is precisely,.. where I was gonna look

Derek: And don't forget your water

Stiles: ME? I- I would forget to drink water, what have you had to drink today?

Derek: I drank today...coffee

Stiles: Exactly, and did we remember breakfast today?

Derek: Yes...there were, fruit snacks, involved

Stiles: that's an interesting way of saying no

Derek: It's not my fault we're running out of safe foods okay, it's grocery week

Stiles: What? Didn't we just get groceries a couple days ago

Derek: A couple weeks. Weeks ago

Stiles: You're messing with me, there- there's no way it's been that long

Derek: Babe, what month is it

Stiles: The month is, uh, June?

Derek: It is July

Stiles: Well that's, not fair. They both start with J

Derek: Do I need to get you like a physical calendar?

Stiles: Do I need to get you your 50th water bottle, so that you might actually be interested in drinking it?

Derek: I found one that has engraved designs on it!

Stiles: there's no more roommm, in the cupboardsss

Derek: Oh yeah? Where's your keys?

Stiles: I already picked them up from the counter. And set them down again, oh my god

Derek: Ha ha

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[astaroth1357]

Mask Off, Nerd Out:

*all of the brothers have just finished a family dinner with MC. The food was nice, but their human has been oddly quiet throughout the whole meal. As the finished plates are getting stacked up, they shoot each other worried glances*

Mammon: *whispers to Satan* Hey, have they being actin' kinda weird to you...?

Satan: *whispers back* So you've noticed...?

Asmo: *comes up behind Satan and joins* Did anyone upset them today? Like you, Mammon?

Mammon: Hey, it wasn't me...!

*while those three keep whispering, Beel comes over to collect MC's plate. They've been sp checked out that they've barely touched their food at all, they just keep bouncing their leg under the table*

Beel: MC? ... Are you going to finish that?

*his question makes MC snap awake briefly, turning to look at him like a deer in headlights before shaking their head*

MC: N-no! No, uh... I'm fine. Go ahead, Beel.

*they push the plate towards him before going back to staring at the table blankly. Beel eats their forgotten meal, but frowns at them between bites*

Beel: Really-mmphhg-? Are you-*gulp*-sure?

MC: *bounces their leg more rapidly, nodding* Yep. Yep. Totally fine!....

*Mammon finally steps away from Satan and Asmo and nudges Beel to the side*

Mammon: Are ya really sure? 'Cause you don't look fine...

MC: *continues to stare at the table like they're mentally screaming inside, at this point nearly vibrating at an atomic level*

MC: Yep, uhm-hm, all fine, totally good!

*Mammon's about to pull their chair back from the table, but Levi suddenly jumps in between them. For once, the timid otaku looks actually confident about something. Damn near certain in fact!*

Levi: Don't worry, I got this. Leave it to me!

Levi: *takes a seat next to MC*

Levi: MC. Is there something you're hoping to talk about right now?

*MC nearly breaks their neck with how quick they turn to face him, eyes locked on and body finally going still. Slowly... an ecstatic grin starts to brighten their face*

MC: Ohmygod,soIjuststartedthismanga,right,aboutaworldwerepeoplesometimesturnintothesemonsterscalledChoujinandthemaincharacterislike-

*MC keeps talking a mile a minute while Levi nods along happily and the other brothers look at them like they're aliens, but also seem visibly relieved...*

Mammon: Ah. They just had to nerd out, I guess...

[pinkprincetragedy]

I feel like a burden in the world I feel so wrong and pathetic

[ed-recoverry]

I love you everyone with crooked teeth!

I love you everyone with yellow teeth!

I love you everyone who has braces!

I love you everyone who wears headgear!

I love you everyone with missing teeth!

I love you everyone with fake teeth!

I love you everyone with gaps between their teeth!

Keep smiling! It’s beautiful!

[vixdesl]

we love our "cringe" pronouns

we love our "weird" identities

I love our "awkward" behavior

we love our "unnecessary" disability aids

I love our "crazy" style

and the "annoying" stims we do

we love us and no one can change that no matter what they think is "weird" or "wrong" with us

Stop apologizing for who you are

and start celebrating it!! 🎊

[noisycowboyglitter]

Why Fit In When You Were Born to Stand Out: A Guide to Celebrating Individuality

"Why Fit In When You Were Born To Stand Out" is a powerful affirmation of individuality and self-expression. This phrase encourages people to embrace their unique qualities rather than conforming to societal expectations or norms.

Buy now:19.95$

The statement recognizes that each person possesses distinct traits, talents, and perspectives that make them special. It suggests that these differences are not flaws to be hidden, but rather strengths to be celebrated and shared with the world.

Standing out can take many forms. It might mean pursuing unconventional dreams, expressing oneself through unique style choices, or simply being true to one's beliefs and values, even when they differ from the majority.

Buy now

This philosophy challenges the often deeply ingrained desire to blend in and avoid drawing attention. Instead, it promotes the idea that our differences can be our greatest assets, driving innovation, creativity, and positive change in society.

However, it's important to note that standing out doesn't necessarily mean being loud or attention-seeking. It can be as subtle as quietly pursuing one's passions or gently advocating for one's principles.

Ultimately, this motto inspires self-confidence, authenticity, and the courage to live life on one's own terms. It encourages individuals to recognize their inherent worth and to contribute their unique perspectives to the world.

The autism puzzle piece is a widely recognized symbol associated with autism awareness. Introduced in 1963 by the National Autistic Society in London, it was intended to represent the complexity of autism and the diversity of individuals on the spectrum.

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However, this symbol has become controversial within the autism community. While some view it positively as representing the intricacy of autism and hope for understanding, many autistic individuals and advocates criticize it. They argue that it implies autistic people are incomplete or need to be "solved," which they find offensive.

As a result, alternative symbols have gained popularity, such as the rainbow infinity symbol representing neurodiversity. This ongoing debate highlights the importance of listening to autistic voices in discussions about autism representation and awareness.

The puzzle piece remains widely used but continues to spark important conversations about autism acceptance and understanding.

An "Autism Mom Quote" typically refers to inspirational or empathetic statements shared by mothers of autistic children. These quotes often express love, acceptance, and the unique joys and challenges of raising an autistic child. They may highlight the mother's journey of understanding, advocating for their child, or

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celebrating neurodiversity. Some quotes focus on educating others about autism, while others offer support to fellow autism parents. However, it's important to note that these quotes should respect autistic individuals' perspectives and avoid harmful stereotypes or martyr narratives.

[make-death-proud-to-takeus]

Maybe I'm not introverted, maybe I want community, gossiping over a glass of wine, coffee shop dates, dying in some club's dirty bathroom, knowing half a city and saying hello to my favourite restaurant waiter; maybe I got too badly burned too young, just got too scared, settled for living in numbing comfort

[welcomehomeincorrectquotes]

[angie-words]

Happy Monday! And a reminder: it's always a good day to make your existence everyone's problem

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[deadtiredghost]

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