Disclosing Autism.

I don't come across as autistic. 

But I am, and would never change it. 

When dealing with organisations/companies in regards to making a complaint, or in any other capacity, I find that once I have told them I am autistic, I often find that they treat me even worse. 

Sadly there is still so much discrimination out there. 

Sometimes I regret telling them. 

Anyone else ever found this?

 

Parents
  • I often say things like 'i have sensory processing struggles', or, 'please can you repeat that I would benefit from a slower conversation'

    Gets around this issue. For me, it is none of their business. But telling them what I struggle with gives them the option to tailor their approach a little

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  • I often say things like 'i have sensory processing struggles', or, 'please can you repeat that I would benefit from a slower conversation'

    Gets around this issue. For me, it is none of their business. But telling them what I struggle with gives them the option to tailor their approach a little

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