Also literally me trying to prevent myself from going into insanity of a system has an unjustified contradiction and I won’t be able to trust my senses from there on out 💀

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YES im not making fun of you pls im trying to help 💔

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I suspect that many neurotypical folks actually *do* do this as a ‘power move’ leading to this being the universally assumed motive. 🥲

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I’m a neurotypical and I don’t generally assume this. But it is deeply irritating once I clock someone as doing it, usually because of how they do it and how often.

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Yep! They do this a lot Especially in the school/workplace There’s really nothing you can do to stop it in my experience especially if it’s super minor things, which it typically is :/ there’s no way your supervisor/teacher can prove them as a bully because it’s disguised as them “just helping”

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