Let's Call This Out for What It Is. It's Bullying.
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That ‘No Bullying’ rule is very heavily ironic.
Admittedly, I did get screamed at about my wheelchair once…he kept screeching “WHO PRESCRIBED YOU THAT CHAIR???!!” 💀
Places like r/fakedisordercringe is why i was always in denial of the fact i could be neurodivergent. After i realized it was all just bullying and abelism, i finally was able to go to a professional about it, and feel proud of who i am. This subreddit is so harmful.
the whole thing is giving "all disorders are fake because i find it bothersome to have to consider that not everyone or their needs are exactly like mine."
Not only is the no bullying rule ironic, but so is the "no ancedote" rule bc it's commonly used in professional studies and essays 😭😭 like you can tell they just want an excuse to be ableist
I love how people are like "you can't self-diganose, but I have diagnosed you"
“No I was not having meltdowns as a kid because that shit was beat out of me” hit me like ooo shit
Honestly, they don't even care if you
"I'm feeling good today, let's look outside at what the rest of the world has to offer..." *Sees this subreddit. "Okay, back inside I go."
It’s so annoying when people literally put a joking tone indicator on a joke and neurotypicals get offended for a group they aren’t part of. They also get offended that we aren’t constantly talking about the negatives of autism and it’s like… yeah… that’s because I’ve been relentlessly bullied and told that I’m just pretending to have sensory issues. Maybe it’s cause people tell me I’m overreacting when I’m even slightly upset because I can’t control my tone.
Those are the same people who loose their minds
Autism doesn't ruin people's lives. People ruin people's lives
I'm Black and autistic. Thank you for acknowledging how people are biased against seeing Black people as autistic.
"No white knighting" The entire purpose of the subreddit being literally white knighting:
"Why don't they talk about the negatives of Autism?!" Because that's literally all anyone outside of the autistic community talks about! Most people are only ever told the negatives! Do we not deserve to talk about the positives? Are we not allowed to find joy in our disability? Is it really such a bad thing to talk about the good and maybe help people see Autism not as something to be scared of?
I remember being 16 years old and doxxed by that subreddit, it was horrible.
Autistic person 1:
It's a place they made to be ableist without feeling bad about it
I was banned from this subreddit for asking for a source that someone was self diagnosed