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My usage is generally towards those who refuse to accept that the spectrum largely exists, and you are either 'normal' or 'disabled'. You'd think there were no
by mobiuscog 3y ago
My usage is generally towards those who refuse to accept that the spectrum largely exists, and you are either 'normal' or 'disabled'.
You'd think there were not that many folk, but unfortunately there are, especially within the older generation and many driven people who believe you're just not 'trying hard enough' or 'making excuses'.
The irony being that many of them are also likely further on the spectrum than average.
It's more about the attitude and approach to life, than the individuals. Many expectations are towards being 'Neurotypical' and do not cater for, or even acknowledge the challenges, of Neurodiversity.