#I think it's because of my autism (undiagnosed)

[fossilized-honey]

Rewatching gravity falls and Mabel is the epitome of autistic 12 year old girl

[mooblybloom]

I'd like to thank the Fenton family are master manipulators and Danny has learned from his family some know about their manipulative tendencies more than others in the family such as:

Jack Fenton:

He is blissfully unaware of his belated manipulation almost annoyingly so (scratch almost it's totally annoying) he uses his adorable naivety to play into people's hearts to get exactly what he wants which is partly why they're OSHA violation filled house still stands on city blocks

Danny blessed with his mother's youth and soft round facial features aid him in this respect Jack didn't outright teach him how to be manipulative in this tactic Danny just kind of picked it up by watching silently taking notes throughout his life

Madison Fenton:

Maddie is terrifying when it comes to her manipulation she has the smile of a goddess but the aura of an overprotective mother Bear. Not only is she a black belt in karate but she also knows how to use what's most closest to her and burn everything to the ground before your eyes in order to avenge her family's honor and or pride

Danny learns how to be just as overprotective if not more and maybe a bit overbearing over his found family after the accident. so scared that he might lose them with all the misfortune he attracts on a daily basis He's come close to pulling what his mother does when burning the things of Vlad loves most before his eyes but he can't bring himself to do it knowing that thing Vlad knows most is his own mother and he knows he wouldn't be able to hurt her hard enough to hurt Vlad without hurting himself in the process He's not willing to take that sacrifice

Jasmine Fenton

Jazz is much like her mother in the respect of being overprotective just not as much as Danny (post accident) or Maddie unlike her mother Jasmine prefers a more psychological root as her first action instead of a physical one at an early age Jasmine started to hyper fixate on The psychological aspect of manipulation thus she has thrown herself into studies and all the ways to tear a man apart from the mind alone she can be almost sadistic in this respect if it includes avenging a family member (mostly Danny or Danny's found family) she can be downright terrifying this becomes even more apparent when she becomes Justice of the Ghost Kings high council because her ghostly ability includes illusions and the mind and that can only lead to breaking a man beyond repair

Danny being raised by his older sister due to his parents accidental neglect knows far more about the human brain than anything else. He knows how to tear apart a man from the mind as well this only gets worse post accident because not only can he take apart your mind with psychological warfare but some of his threats won't be as baseless he could threaten to rip out your heart before the accident but he couldn't actually do that until post accident All intake is for him to go intangible place a hand on your beating heart and whisper the threat and you'd be psychologically scarred for years

(Jazz has watched him do this to people! She is incredibly proud!)

[allgremlinart]

help

[bruhstation]

checking out theodore tugboat right now and all I can say is that foduck would really benefit from reading the dsm v

[gretagator]

Chuck McGill neurodivergent real?!!

[flaskuwu]

ignore this I just need to vent somewhere so I don’t go insane ^_^”*

[stuck-in-the-ghost-zone]

i dont know much about trigun but i think it would be silly if vash and knives (they are brothers?) or vash and wolfwood (lovers? enemies? idk) were drawn like that barbie and ken mugshot meme. From what you post Mr Vash Stampede just seems like ken. little silly guy

YOU HAVE THE MOST PERFECT TIMING WITH THIS EVER I'm literally in the middle of drawing a picture of knives and vash that looks like this.

theyre brothers your honor

[mythicalcoolkid]

After too many years here I've final what hornets' nests I am not brave enough to kick

[chipped-chimera]

So cracking open the crate of 'actually I had childhood trauma all along!' was unexpected. But now a lot of shit makes a bunch of sense.

[senseiwu]

Can't really relate to a lot of those "WHICH OF THESE COOL TOYS DID YOU HAVE" because 1. poor 2. we weren't allowed to have fun, apparently

[idkimnotreal]

i feel like the meaning of irony is more lost between different generations than between autistics and allistics. like i sometimes will not get a general ironic comment someone made which i should understand, but it’s so far and between (not that i interact much) that i can count it on my fingers every month (and it’s rare enough to make me notice, but i know it’s because i’m autistic and my head is somewhere else at the moment someone makes an ironic remark).

but it’s more common for baby boomers to not catch gen z irony than for us autistic zoomers to not catch irony inside our own generational culture (whatever it is). i think it’s a bit like masking or learning allistic communication, it’s something we know how to do because we spend a lot of time perfecting it, and sometimes it just starts occurring naturally to us, like learning a new language (though we “speak” it in a different way, which is why the result of learning to mask might be catching on even more social cues than allistics normally do).

i don’t know. just something i realized. gen z is naturally more ironic so does not understanding irony even apply to autistic diagnosis anymore? being a different neurotype, i think autism and its traits manifest in different ways across cultures and times, and it’s just that white male boomer/gen x autism was observed first, so it’s what we thought it was at first.

(examples of what i struggle with include “scripted” communication and what it means, but i wouldn’t list irony among the things i specifically struggle with because i am autistic. i know i might occasionally not get irony because i’m autistic, but it’s just not a trait, it’s due to something else. though you know maybe and just maybe gen z doesn’t use irony as part of scripted communication but rather in its true, sincere form, to actually express ourselves, and it’s just that autistic boomers/gen x/gen y? can’t understand communication to convey something else, as it’s a trait of autism, not intrinsically irony, and irony is one of the tools boomers and older generations use for social cues and nothing else, so they don’t actually get irony outside of social cues. worth to note that gen z is post-ironic so yeah i don’t know how any of this is relevant to my main point follow for more ritalin takes)

[clockmanagement]

-- headcanon: dante's memory is very bad even on good days where they can actually remember bits and pieces of what the other sinners are like.

it's more or less a side effect of losing their memory (plus getting clocked round the head once or twice by ishmael in the april fool's day event [midspring night's dream] ), although there may be debate on whether or not their memory was naturally always this bad, even without the head replacement, and they figured out ways to keep track of things despite it.

sometimes they forget their own name, and it scares the hell out of them. if they can't remember who they are, currently, then how the hell do they expect to remember who they were?

[rerarlo]

And right now I'm trying to figure out if it was a intended character feature or accidental. Also waiting for the writers to confirm to but too anxious to ask them.

I’m not canonically autistic but it’s strongly implied

[bonk-bonk-bonk-bonk-bonk-bonk]

"Don't diagnose! you have no reason to believe you're autistic. you don't have meltdowns" I had a meltdown for about 20 minutes because (important company) got my SSN incorrect by one number and suddenly I have to wait 4-6 weeks for a form to go through to fix it. Not my fault. so instead of the thing that's taken months and months that was supposed to finally be over today, it needs another month and a half all because of one stupid little letter that news alone, that something went wrong, made me bash my head in so hard I have a bruise, and all my fingers have bandaids on them. 20 minutes. I'd rather just get help for autism than debate whether or not neurotypical people hit themselves whenever something goes wrong.

it's so frustrating that I can't just, not do this. I've been in therapy for years and I KNOW how to cope, I have the biggest strongest toolbelt full of coping skills, and just, one wrong day and suddenly I'm 10 years old again and can't speak a word, cant function, and everything is so fucking difficult. so yeah, pardon me for saying I have autism. it's not like I have anything else to call it. ugh

[autism-corner]

waugh

the basics of a jesus-god metaphor TO ME. is that jesus is good and god is not.

jesus is subjected to the terrors of both god and mankind and rarely gets much peace from it, if any. despite all of this, jesus is innocent, forgiving and kind to mankind, and it is not resentful towards god. jesus will give itself for mankind to better it, and will forgive god of its sins. jesus is the sacrifice to help the ones that created its despair, and it is the sacrifice that god takes for granted.

god is the evil of the world. it is controlling and unforgiving and selfish. it creates an illusion of choice for mankind to make them think they are in control. god isnt kind and god does not care, it is sin itself. god especially does not care about jesus, and will find a replacement for it as soon as its time is done. god does not learn from its mistakes as god does not see them as such.

mankind is the observing party, neither free of sin nor guilty of it. mankind is free to choose because it ultimately does not matter what they pick. jesus' sacrifice and god's evil work together as a river to cave the mankinds rock, until only the sea remains.

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i recognize that the way i view these three is influenced solely by a specific book. i recognize that the things this book has thought me has greatly influenced the way i view my own religion, as well as my relationship to authorities. this interpretation of good, evil, and neutral is very important to me.

[imjustli]

I wonder how many of the "blonde (derogatory)" girls are actually just autistic