Re:How to talk about autism respectfully
by corobo on Wednesday December 29, 2021 @10:11PM
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You said you were creeped out but as far as I can see you didn't say why it creeped you out, no. Maybe I just have a stronger definition of creeped out than you
As for the rest, not everyone is you? Different people have different things that they consider a major part of their being
You must have something you'd consider a part of your personality or existence that you'd be offended if someone outright denied. Maybe if a colleague or someone said you weren't a real {whatever your career is}? No reasoning it out, no explanation. You're just not one of them.
Start with how that would make you feel and consider a person may feel that way about being misgendered
As for the rest, not everyone is you? Different people have different things that they consider a major part of their being
You must have something you'd consider a part of your personality or existence that you'd be offended if someone outright denied. Maybe if a colleague or someone said you weren't a real {whatever your career is}? No reasoning it out, no explanation. You're just not one of them.
Start with how that would make you feel and consider a person may feel that way about being misgendered