- memes meant to make fun of autistic people aren’t funny
- autism isnt an insult
- autism speaks sucks
- “autistic screeching” is ableist and not funny
- you aren’t “edgy”. you’re just a shitty person
-r*tard is a slur
thank you and good night
edit: so since more ppl are reblogging this and giving more tips, im going to add on
-your jokes aren’t more important than somebody’s life
-autistic ppl aren’t “dumb” or “stupid”
-autistic people should be allowed to enjoy things like slime and asmr without it being called “cringey”
-don’t make fun of people’s special interests (if it’s something that could harm them or somebody else, talk to them! don’t just pick on them!)
- don’t measure autistic people’s “worth” by how “well functioning” they are
-don’t make fun of an autistic person’s creative ideas about their favorite character
-don’t try to force autistic people to act neurotypical
-don’t punish autistic people for “acting out”
-any school or careplace (ex:shelters) should be shut down if they abuse neurodivergent kids (such as locking them in room, forcing them to do things, etc.)
feel free to add more!
(all hateful replies will be deleted and you will be blocked.)
edit: apparently I need to add this, but pls don’t interact if you’re a terf/nazi/ddlg participant/map or map supporter. im a minor, nonbinary, and a poc, and i don’t feel comfortable w certain ppl interacting. thank u in advance for understanding that i have boundaries and am not in the right mental state to deal with those ppl rn
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