Do you think it is wrong for someone to say they are autistic when they aren't diagnosed?

This article discusses self-identification vs formal assessment, and includes perspectives from some autistic people:

NAS - Deciding whether to seek an autism assessment

 Heather85 - I endorse Bunny's signposting above. It is a deeply personal decision. Self-identification is a legitimate choice and so is seeking diagnosis. Indeed, later-identified people often start with some a-ha moments, researching the topic and an emerging sense there is reasonable probability that they are autistic. Good luck with your own journey.

 Heather85 - I endorse Bunny's signposting above. It is a deeply personal decision. Self-identification is a legitimate choice and so is seeking diagnosis. Indeed, later-identified people often start with some a-ha moments, researching the topic and an emerging sense there is reasonable probability that they are autistic. Good luck with your own journey.