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3 months ago
question about gender (or sex) and development of social skills
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3 months ago
Being easily swayed by certain details. How to get around this?
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3 months ago
Experience as a socially awkward neurotypical. What's that like?
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3 months ago
I don't feel any sensory overload. But perhaps I feel sensory underload, but what would that look like?
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3 months ago
Is being 'too-nice' a somewhat byproduct of having autism?
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3 months ago
Autistics who live in Ontario, I have a question about life after official diagnosis
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3 months ago
How do you assimilate broad/abstract information as an autistic?
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3 months ago
Does this count as social status?
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3 months ago
What are some social status indicators in more leftist/progressive circles?
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3 months ago
Do you find that therapy helps in developing your social skills?
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3 months ago
Is being autistic socially acceptable in Canada?
in Canada
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3 months ago
Is there a correlation between being an autistic and a stereotypical 80s nerd
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3 months ago
How do you learn and process information when living with autism?
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3 months ago
I was first diagnosed with autism, then it got changed to mild intellectual disability, but now I'm wondering if I should get myself rediagnosed.