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Possibly unpopular opinion but if you don't like all the new backrooms levels and monsters and lore that's fine...but you can literally just ignore it and choose to imagine it as only level 0 with no entities. You can just do that. No need to shit on people for having fun with it.

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I think a lot of the misuse of support needs labels comes from people labeling their support needs based on what they need to thrive, not survive.

When I say "I can't live independently," what a lot of people hear is "It would be hard for me to live independently and my quality of life is improved by having a caregiver." But what I actually mean is "I would literally die if I was left on my own."

I don't get the support I need to thrive either. I'm barely holding on. But I need certain things to be able to just survive.

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Sometimes autistic people make social mistakes that aren't harmless and actually hurt people. And it seems like everyone is either 1) quick to defend them and say they can't help it or 2) say it's not because of autism and they're just a bad person.

Autism can be a genuine explanation for why someone did something. That doesn't make it okay, but also we need to stop saying that it never has anything to do with it.

Two things can coexist- autistic people need to take accountability when they hurt someone, and sometimes it is because of autism.

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I made a new blog @autistic-stitch

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19/03/2010

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lps 816…. i love her

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my favourite aesthetic