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I have them, I'm autistic. It happens and I have support infrastructure in place to make it less intrusive. It's a disability, but I sorta reject the framing t
by ternnoburn 2y ago
I have them, I'm autistic. It happens and I have support infrastructure in place to make it less intrusive.
It's a disability, but I sorta reject the framing that I'm "not normal". Mostly because it feels a bit more culturally loaded? I can't articulate it effectively, but like, what I experience may actually be extremely normal ... for folks with autism. So, maybe "not neurotypical", maybe?
- sabellito 2y agoSure, but I'm commenting on the fact that gp believes that having panic attacks in social interactions is just an introvert trait. Parent comment and I are arguing that it's not.