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Autism is my superpower

190E(Taylor’s version)

How dO you personaly feel about this saying I honestly agree

noe that im dsy by day unmasking more snd more snd letting the flappy hands do there thing and letting uk self be joyful I can learn more I can do more ye ai do have limitations like whilst I may clean my house rally good one day I might struggle to so for 5 days :( and I have to be reminded to wash snd stuff 

but I know this sounds bad I’ll take the bad parts if it means I get my happy flappys,my intense learning snd my happy speical interest moments 

if I could change one thing it’s that I wish my passed on family could see me thriving 

but it’s sad that then alive ones who know seem to only focus on that I light gwt pip

I won’t lie rhe money would help as I could buy stuff I need to regulate but if I don’t get pip I’ll just have to work smarter to get what I need 

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  • Feeling good about who you are is a kind of super power.

    Bragging about it would makes us kinda childish.

    For example, what about "Being non-autistic is my superpower" ?

    I do think you are discovering that you feel  better being authentic, and that's very healthy and nice.

    That while remaining considerate of others (which is better achieved not bragging but being humble.)

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  • Feeling good about who you are is a kind of super power.

    Bragging about it would makes us kinda childish.

    For example, what about "Being non-autistic is my superpower" ?

    I do think you are discovering that you feel  better being authentic, and that's very healthy and nice.

    That while remaining considerate of others (which is better achieved not bragging but being humble.)

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