Re:“Autism is a spectrum” doesn’t mean what you think (2019)
by darkerside on Sunday December 26, 2021 @02:20PM
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Would you consider this a rare example, or are you dealing with things like this ~20 times a day? Do you think people can be most helpful by not being ambiguous? Or by understanding once you've reached that state?
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Re:“Autism is a spectrum” doesn’t mean what you think (2019)
by glacials on Monday December 27, 2021 @01:34PM
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Now that I'm on meds, I only get a day like this maybe once a month. If someone is kind enough to want to help, I definitely ask they first and foremost try not to be ambiguous, or at least to be patient with me when I rapid-fire questions at them to try to resolve the ambiguity. But sometimes ambiguous things just happen, so understanding is also appreciated.