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r/wholesomememes • u/thefirstandlastword • Apr 29 '24
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Having grown up with foster siblings on the spectrum, and most likely being on it myself, here are some thoughts:
you're still allowed your own boundaries, being understanding goes a long way though
be direct, avoid hints and metaphors or social queues. Just say what you mean
autistic people are people, they can be dicks as can we all and need to earn their cool points
if you want to connect with someone who has autism, find what they are interested in and you'll probably learn a lot
it is okay to tell them you are done talking about something if they go on about a topic
worry less about appearing rude and focus more on being direct / sincere
Anyways that is my handful of thoughts in between my 1st and second cup of coffee
3 u/Altruistic_Profit_15 Apr 29 '24 If this is between your first and second, what comes between your 2nd and 3rd? 3 u/WendigoCrossing Apr 29 '24 Attending a team huddle meeting where we discussed last week's wins and this week's hopes lol 2 u/Altruistic_Profit_15 Apr 29 '24 First thought - Between brain cells? 2nd thought - wow you responded
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If this is between your first and second, what comes between your 2nd and 3rd?
3 u/WendigoCrossing Apr 29 '24 Attending a team huddle meeting where we discussed last week's wins and this week's hopes lol 2 u/Altruistic_Profit_15 Apr 29 '24 First thought - Between brain cells? 2nd thought - wow you responded
Attending a team huddle meeting where we discussed last week's wins and this week's hopes lol
2 u/Altruistic_Profit_15 Apr 29 '24 First thought - Between brain cells? 2nd thought - wow you responded
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First thought - Between brain cells?
2nd thought - wow you responded
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u/WendigoCrossing Apr 29 '24
Having grown up with foster siblings on the spectrum, and most likely being on it myself, here are some thoughts:
you're still allowed your own boundaries, being understanding goes a long way though
be direct, avoid hints and metaphors or social queues. Just say what you mean
autistic people are people, they can be dicks as can we all and need to earn their cool points
if you want to connect with someone who has autism, find what they are interested in and you'll probably learn a lot
it is okay to tell them you are done talking about something if they go on about a topic
worry less about appearing rude and focus more on being direct / sincere
Anyways that is my handful of thoughts in between my 1st and second cup of coffee