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"High functioning" is just "suffering in a way that is convenient for neuroytpical society"

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  • willowbriar@chaosfem.twW willowbriar@chaosfem.tw

    "High functioning" is just "suffering in a way that is convenient for neuroytpical society"

    dracokitty@booping.synth.downloadD This user is from outside of this forum
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    @Willowbriar@chaosfem.tw this hits home... I used to be praised for being so "high function" and the good type of autistic.

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    • willowbriar@chaosfem.twW willowbriar@chaosfem.tw

      "High functioning" is just "suffering in a way that is convenient for neuroytpical society"

      kkarhan@c.imK This user is from outside of this forum
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      @Willowbriar SO FUCKING TRUE!

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      • dracokitty@booping.synth.downloadD dracokitty@booping.synth.download

        @Willowbriar@chaosfem.tw this hits home... I used to be praised for being so "high function" and the good type of autistic.

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        @dracokitty
        Being praised is soooo fucking telling
        Ive never gotten praised for having the right kind of headache
        Never gotten a pat on the back for having high functioning flu

        (Simplified examples i am not actually saying autism is just a "disease" or "illness". But it is how its treated by most)

        I swear I have more autistic friends than not lately and I love all of them. It takes learning their way of communicating. But that both people being "high" functioning together. Not just them having to conform to me.

        @Willowbriar

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        • willowbriar@chaosfem.twW willowbriar@chaosfem.tw

          "High functioning" is just "suffering in a way that is convenient for neuroytpical society"

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          @Willowbriar Low functioning means we don't get any agency, but high functioning means we don't get any support. There's no way to win.

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          • willowbriar@chaosfem.twW willowbriar@chaosfem.tw

            "High functioning" is just "suffering in a way that is convenient for neuroytpical society"

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            @Willowbriar convenient for, or exploitable by?

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            • willowbriar@chaosfem.twW willowbriar@chaosfem.tw

              "High functioning" is just "suffering in a way that is convenient for neuroytpical society"

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              @Willowbriar the line between high functioning and barely-functioning is razor thin

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              • psistarpsiii@tacobelllabs.netP psistarpsiii@tacobelllabs.net

                @Willowbriar the line between high functioning and barely-functioning is razor thin

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                @psistarpsiii and ever-changing

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                • joshsusser@autistics.lifeJ joshsusser@autistics.life

                  @Willowbriar Low functioning means we don't get any agency, but high functioning means we don't get any support. There's no way to win.

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                  @joshsusser@autistics.life @Willowbriar@chaosfem.tw as a supercomputer once said, "what a strange game, the only winning move is to not play" i forget exact wording

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                  • 6@possum.city6 6@possum.city

                    @joshsusser@autistics.life @Willowbriar@chaosfem.tw as a supercomputer once said, "what a strange game, the only winning move is to not play" i forget exact wording

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                    @6 @Willowbriar close enough for social media 😉

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                    • willowbriar@chaosfem.twW willowbriar@chaosfem.tw

                      "High functioning" is just "suffering in a way that is convenient for neuroytpical society"

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                      @Willowbriar oh god i feel this.

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                      • willowbriar@chaosfem.twW willowbriar@chaosfem.tw

                        "High functioning" is just "suffering in a way that is convenient for neuroytpical society"

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                        @Willowbriar

                        "High functioning" often means devoting huge amounts of energy to masking, unsustainably so, just so as to appear "normal" to the neurotypical world.

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                        • willowbriar@chaosfem.twW willowbriar@chaosfem.tw

                          "High functioning" is just "suffering in a way that is convenient for neuroytpical society"

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                          @Willowbriar Not society, but the authority figures.

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                          • willowbriar@chaosfem.twW willowbriar@chaosfem.tw

                            "High functioning" is just "suffering in a way that is convenient for neuroytpical society"

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                            @Willowbriar High finctioning generally refers to completely or mostly verbal autism without intelectual disability

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                            • willowbriar@chaosfem.twW willowbriar@chaosfem.tw

                              "High functioning" is just "suffering in a way that is convenient for neuroytpical society"

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                              @Willowbriar ….straight to the burnout with 35

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