something that is NOT a fucking insult. aknowledge yourself on things before using them as insults it is not funny at all.
I am autistic and im very proud of myself for it :3 get real im supercool
also its cringe as fuck hating on autistic people when you haven’t even met one bc they will never give a single fuck about you lol
I am autistic and im very proud of myself for it :3 get real im supercool
also its cringe as fuck hating on autistic people when you haven’t even met one bc they will never give a single fuck about you lol
person one: why ru so autistic..
person two: i know!! im the most autistic person on the earth and im very happy about it!!!!
person one: ew imagine if they’re autistic..
person two: ion think they’d gaf abt u lmao get a life
person two: i know!! im the most autistic person on the earth and im very happy about it!!!!
person one: ew imagine if they’re autistic..
person two: ion think they’d gaf abt u lmao get a life
by autisticmeowmeow October 19, 2023
by Achesonreuben achere November 20, 2020
by tacooo cat May 17, 2018
by Urban Dictionary English edi June 04, 2019
idiot: "Haha you have autism, you're such a retard."
autistic person: "That's funny, I should tell you that an autistic person invented the same fucking screen you look at 24/7."
autistic person: "That's funny, I should tell you that an autistic person invented the same fucking screen you look at 24/7."
by Dubiks August 23, 2018
The type of people who've been responsible for many of society's greatest inventions, but are still not widely appreciated by the majority of people.
Isaac Newton - inventor of physics
Albert Einstein - inventor of modern physics
Nikola Tesla - inventor of modern electricity
Alan Turing - inventor of the modern computer
All autistic
Albert Einstein - inventor of modern physics
Nikola Tesla - inventor of modern electricity
Alan Turing - inventor of the modern computer
All autistic
by Dubiks December 10, 2018
Descriptive noun form of autism/ASD, a neurodevelopomental disorder that can feature differences in how someone navigates social interactions, and differences on how we experience physical stimuli (also known as Sensory Processing Disorder, or SPD).
Autism isn’t necessarily *characterised* by sensory-regulating behaviours (also called stims), and while body-stims like rocking and flapping are fairly common, they aren’t defining characteristics nor is stimming harmful in any capacity (with minor exceptions). We’re also fairly highly represented among BFRB populations,
We don’t all approach social situations the same way either. some of us are nonverbal, others hyper-verbal; one autistic might seek physical contact while another might be repulsed by it. What we’re okay with can also vary depending on the situation or how we feel, we’re people.
We aren’t any more monolithic than allistic folks; if you want to know if we’re comfortable with something, ask us.
Autism isn’t necessarily *characterised* by sensory-regulating behaviours (also called stims), and while body-stims like rocking and flapping are fairly common, they aren’t defining characteristics nor is stimming harmful in any capacity (with minor exceptions). We’re also fairly highly represented among BFRB populations,
We don’t all approach social situations the same way either. some of us are nonverbal, others hyper-verbal; one autistic might seek physical contact while another might be repulsed by it. What we’re okay with can also vary depending on the situation or how we feel, we’re people.
We aren’t any more monolithic than allistic folks; if you want to know if we’re comfortable with something, ask us.
by CommieScum June 22, 2018