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peepeehands aut/ism good morning  10mo ago (theguardian.com) 348 thread views #263979

:autism: makes travel a challenge. Here's how I learned to :marseycope:

https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2024/apr/22/autism-makes-travel-a-challenge-heres-how-i-learned-to-cope

foid with a boyfriend tho so not real autism

orange den of neurodivergents discuss: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40111898

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As an example, she absolutely hates airports but doesn't mind flying. The noises, announcements, people moving around, never knowing if your gate will change, all of it is awful to her.

nerds who want an neurodivergent gf don't realise it's only going to consist of her being irritatingly difficult about trivial shit like that all day

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The nerds who want an neurodivergent girlfriend never leave their house so it won't be a problem

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Do NOT entertain their "autism". They need a strict disciplinary regiment, and fake OCD attention seeking does not fly in the real world.

Capeesh?

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the boyfriend is fricking r-slurred, nobody likes airports or having your flight delayed??? wtf that's not autism

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:marseyclapping2: girl:marseyclapping2:autism:marseyclapping2:isn't:marseyclapping2: real:marseyclapping2:

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explain FTMs then

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:marseyclapping2:I:marseyclapping2:cannot:marseyclapping2:

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i actually cant read words like "seethe" or "cope" without smirking a little

also from HN

The real takeaway from this is about controlling sensory inputs. My wife is "neuro-spicy" and we have to consider those things when we go adventuring. What we've found best is to make sure there's always enough "controlled" things each day. Going to a museum, walking around a city, or going for a hike are great, but unpredictable. One or two each day are fine, but too many can cause burnout. Earplugs, books, snacks & water can help a lot with this stuff. Planning ahead is very important.

these people should be fed to rats

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"neuro-spicy"

NileRed should use her brain matter to make hot sauce

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I never really answered his question. And truthfully, it's complicated. It started as a joke, a funny ha-ha, but now it's blown up into something much more. I started by trying to crawl under your skin. But truthfully, you crawled under mine. I follow your profile, I read everything you post. You're legitimately funny, and you make me laugh. When I read what you have to say, I smile and feel warm and bubbly inside. I absolutely adore every shred of attention that you give me. I know this probably sounds really deranged, but I mean this when I say this: I love you. I've never met you, never seen your face -- but I love you. I want to be your woman. I'll do literally anything you ask me to. I don't understand my own desires, you can be a bit of an butt sometimes and it literally doesn't make any sense for me to be into you. But I love you.

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https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2024/apr/22/autism-makes-travel-a-challenge-heres-how-i-learned-to-cope:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40111898:

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