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It’s ok, thank you for understanding. 💛

I understand, I’m
sorry for confusion I think I misread your comment.

Also the secondary/high school I went to was all girls, so it was like a social nightmare for me, as an autistic girl having to deal
with peer pressure in that sense. I hated that feeling of singled out & rejection etc.

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I think every Autistic person sees things differently in their own way & that includes what they feel when they mask. I may not know as much insightful info as you do, but I’m doing my best to learn from other Autistic people,
Including their experiences.

-especially since my secondary/high school years were a isolating nightmare for me.

Thank you for your feedback,
If you read in first post, that ‘I don’t speak for all Autistic people & share my own experiences, even if they may be relatable to some. In my opinion, I don’t believe ‘not being safe,’ isn’t an excuse to mask because I had little to no spaces where I can be myself-

2️⃣ ~Autism,The Pressures of Masking&the Complexities of Unmasking.~

While unmasking is seen as a positive act,especially for our mental health to prevent burnout & Masking is the opposite,some of us don’t feel safe to unmask due to, judgement,discrimination &exclusion etc.
#autism #actuallyautistic

This is getting super fucking creepy, RFKjr saying an offhand slur about autistic people is one thing (because he is slime and slime does slimy things) but they're starting to talk policy, and testing. This feels like open eugenics.

There is nothing more painful than loosing the one who made you smile & caused you heartbreak. 🥲