Anonymous #1 3d

for home use the value is obvious. it's for his car. his car comes with carpets. he bought aftermarket ones, they weren't soft enough for him so he spent hundreds of dollars on even nicer car carpets to put on top of the stock ones.

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Anonymous #2 3d

But at the same time she still probably wouldn’t believe an official diagnosis bc she was carrying on last night about how autism is “waaay over diagnosed”, so I can’t wait to move out of this house because she always either makes fun of me or tries to prove me wrong when I tell her or show her something.

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Anonymous #2 3d

RIGHT and i just sit there eyeing him like... "they would love to study ur brain." my dad was the one who taught me to see socializing as a game and just playing by the rules publicly since he knew i had a hard time wanting to be around others especially after establishing a social circle. the ways we exhibit our behaviors brought us a lot of personal success which is why he'll swear it's just society not being able to recognise intelligence but do things that are a little too on the nose 💀

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Anonymous #2 3d

for us it's mostly cuz we're from a country where disabilities of any kind are swept under the rug/try to keep them out of sight as much as possible. only my immediate family knows my diagnosis and they do provide me a lot of support w therapy and accommodations (especially when the things that distress me are the same for my dad loooool) but we don't say a word to relatives or family friends

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Anonymous OP 3d

We’re actually from the USA, but my mom is older and very closed minded. It can be very difficult to talk to her about things sometimes.

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Anonymous OP 3d

Ok nvm 😭

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