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I made friends with a girl my age at work but she’s a lesbian and keeps making weird comments towards me and I overheard one of my male coworkers teasing her in a way that implied she was into me. I asked her about it and she said “Nothing!!!” in a panicked voice. So, that’s the female friend situation.
So, will you get with her or nah?
 
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My manager figured out I had autism despite me never mentioning it. I thought I was acting normal and natural so I don’t really know what gave it away. She told me her son is autistic so I guess she’s better at spotting it, but I’m still not sure what I did to indicate it. She wasn’t saying it in a mean way or anything, but I was still surprised.
 
My manager figured out I had autism despite me never mentioning it. I thought I was acting normal and natural so I don’t really know what gave it away. She told me her son is autistic so I guess she’s better at spotting it, but I’m still not sure what I did to indicate it. She wasn’t saying it in a mean way or anything, but I was still surprised.
It’s happened to me before in different situations, I guess. A couple years ago when I had just started at a new school there was a group of people who let me sit with them at lunch and after one or two days they all asked me “are you autistic? Do you have autism? We think you have autism”. The group treated me like a pet dummy anyways even though I didn’t reply. (Literally petting me on the head despite me telling them it was weird or taking photos of me when I wasn’t looking)
 
One of the people working at the store recognized me from when I was there 2 weeks ago. She told me she liked my style and I should “keep it up.” My mom said she noticed some middle aged couple sneer at me and she glared at them. I never really notice when people make faces at me, but my mom says she does. It doesn’t really bother me anyways because I do what I like. If it bothers random strangers, that’s on them.
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Your pfp reminds me of my little brother because he really likes plants vs zombies and will slam my mom's phone on the table in anger when he loses.
>Your pfp reminds me of my little brother because he really likes plants vs zombies and will slam my mom's phone on the table in anger when he loses.
 
It’s happened to me before in different situations, I guess. A couple years ago when I had just started at a new school there was a group of people who let me sit with them at lunch and after one or two days they all asked me “are you autistic? Do you have autism? We think you have autism”. The group treated me like a pet dummy anyways even though I didn’t reply. (Literally petting me on the head despite me telling them it was weird or taking photos of me when I wasn’t looking)
One time on one of those reports they make for Autism progress or whatever, my doctor (female) described my low BMI as ideal.
 
One time on one of those reports they make for Autism progress or whatever, my doctor (female) described my low BMI as ideal.
I read through the report for my autism assessment and the doctor wrote that I had a “current special interest in my little pony” because my mom mentioned that when I was FIVE YEARS OLD I was obsessed with my little pony.
 
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The group treated me like a pet dummy anyways even though I didn’t reply. (Literally petting me on the head despite me telling them it was weird or taking photos of me when I wasn’t looking)
This type of shit made me want to shoot my classmates.
My manager figured out I had autism despite me never mentioning it. I thought I was acting normal and natural so I don’t really know what gave it away. She told me her son is autistic so I guess she’s better at spotting it, but I’m still not sure what I did to indicate it. She wasn’t saying it in a mean way or anything, but I was still surprised.
Once you know what autism looks like it becomes incredibly easy to notice, within 5 minutes of being in college with out having to speak to anyone, i had spotted every autist (who'm i confirmed we're autistic after i asked them).
 
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