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50 Reasons why your #autistic adult (or you) may be in a Bad mood. Please share widely, add your thoughts and ideas too, make it a resource. #autism #Neurodiversity #thread

Autism and collecting - a thread.This is old school, real time, I'm figuring it out as I go along thread time. It's like last October all over again. Strap in,

Fuck it. I've tried to normalise talking about autism so may as well try the same with suicide and depression. Sick of the whole world tip-toeing round it like it's

Non-autistic people of the world, please could you imagine something?Imagine that you notice every sound that's made around you, all the time, and that this gets worse if you're stressed.

Anyone else absolutely bereft that their home town doesn't really exist any more? You might go back, have a look around, but it's not the same. I grew up mostly

There's a fundamental assumption that too many non-autistic adults make about autistic children: That they don't know what's good for them and need pushing outside their comfort zone.This is not

#autism and authority - a thread about, well, autism and authority. Please share, as it may be useful to people outside of my followers. Thank you! /1 So this will

Angry tweets go so well with my new pic I might just continuously post angry takes on everything. "Why's the sky so bloody blue all the time. It's awful. Clashes

"Right, well I can confirm that you're autistic and have been since, well, forever.""Oh goodness me, that's huge news... I don't know how to process it. What on earth do

Autistic people have empathy. In fact a lot of us have rather too much empathy and can be heavily affected by the mood around us.#autism #autistic Autistic people can have

Holidays as an autistic person: a thread on why holidays are possibly evil but probably worth it in the end. /1 Let's start with holidays abroad. Now, I love the

What is #autism?A thread. Please share as my mission is to raise awareness and acceptance. There are a lot of myths and misconceptions around autism - this is something that

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