That always struck me as an odd black and white argument. It's a lot like the Capital 'D' Deaf community. Yes, it can be a part of your identity, but to some, i

That always struck me as an odd black and white argument. It's a lot like the Capital 'D' Deaf community. Yes, it can be a part of your identity, but to some, it is legitimately just a disability; an impediment in major life functions. Not everyone on the autism spectrum can even function, let alone function in society. Not everyone who is neurodivergent can function in society. Some can, sure. But for those that cannot, a treatment that works would be a god-send.