Regarding meltdowns and Sia's toxic ableism:
I'm autistic and yet I haven't had a meltdown for five years now. Because I have control of my life and almost 100% control of my environment. I'm the only human in my very nice, comfy apartment...
1/x #ActuallyAutistic
I'm autistic and yet I haven't had a meltdown for five years now. Because I have control of my life and almost 100% control of my environment. I'm the only human in my very nice, comfy apartment...
1/x #ActuallyAutistic
I have enough money to buy everything I need. I work from home, on my own, doing work that interests me. All while having plenty of time for rest and leisure.
Meltdowns are not an inevitable part of being autistic...
2/x
Meltdowns are not an inevitable part of being autistic...
2/x
Meltdowns are caused by one or more of the following:
Sensory overload
Unpredictable situations
Emotionally upsetting situations
If an autistic person can control their life and environment, meltdown triggers disappear.
3/x
Sensory overload
Unpredictable situations
Emotionally upsetting situations
If an autistic person can control their life and environment, meltdown triggers disappear.
3/x
It's never an autistic person's fault. Meltdowns are a response to other people and society being hostile and cruel toward #ActuallyAutistic people.
So what does that ableist scumbag Sia endorse?!
#MakeAbleistsUncomfortable
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So what does that ableist scumbag Sia endorse?!
#MakeAbleistsUncomfortable
4/x
Crush and smother an autistic person in distress! Don't consider their thoughts and feelings, they aren't people! Instead, violently crush them! To injury, trauma, and possible death!
5/x
5/x
The problems associated with being autistic are responses to a hostile, ableist world. Years of emotional trauma. And it could all be avoided.
Fuck you Sia, for "teaching" the world that autistic people in distress deserve violence.
6/6
Fuck you Sia, for "teaching" the world that autistic people in distress deserve violence.
6/6