
r/aspiememes

"Why did they do this?"
People seemed genuinely confused and I responded- apparently this was the Incorrect Move. Resetting "Days Since Last Social Blunder" counter to zero.
But at least someone explained to me why I came across poorly? Even if they were condescending about it? Better than no explanation lmao 😎👉👉
Pioneer of ‘extreme male brain’ theory of autism now says phrase unhelpful. 📰
Prof Simon Baron-Cohen says his language was misunderstood and it is a myth that autistic people lack empathy.
Feeling like I'm following a protocol I don't relate to in every situation
how are we supposed to? what?
I don't think neurotypicals get it.
Thought I'd get over it since I got older.
Since it doesn't actually show any Fireworks I just put it there on mention of them just incase.
Made this while contemplating how to become a grass-loving cow
Why is it that on tiktok ashbie is usually depicted with pepe the frog? (I dont have aspergers syndrome im only posting here to ask this question so apologies in advance if i use the wrong tags)
I've been a floater from a few years back but I've decided to finally join the Sub-Reddit today.
A key stage of healing...
I (41, late diagnosed ASD) have been wondering why I don't identify with Spock as intensely as I did in my 20s. Don't get me wrong, Vulcan logic remains superior to stereotypical humanoid emotion. I just don't directly identify as strongly. I realize I first latched onto Spock because he was often ridiculed for his logic and mannerisms as much as I was by people I thought were friends. I loved watching Spock because he would take the burns, and get his revenge by saving the day with smirk or an eyebrow raise. Spock showed me an example of what belonging might look like in a hostile social environment. For at least 5 years, I invoked his name to describe myself as an expression of my value and as a test of people's capacity to accept difference.
Turns out, most people I was trying to reach do not have such a nuanced view of Star Trek. Haha. But also probably something about realizing I am more than how I am perceived and some work on self-acceptance. 🙃