Poll I've been wondering about lately: have you ever been stalked, harassed, or obsessively targeted by an autistic man?
I've both had and seen this happen, and have read women's stories about it online. It seems like autistic men are more prone to this behavior not inherently because of their autism but because they've been coddled and never told "no"/had boundaries established. We're expected to "be kind" to them like we are to TiMs in many ways, e.g. feeding their entitlement. Thanks xx
Options: Yes, to me and women I know / yes, to me only / no, to women I know only / no, have only read stories/reports about it / no, have not heard of this issue / not a radfem/results
Hi thank you for your ask and bringing up this important conversation!
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Nothing wrong using words like cute to describe certain men (short, fat, autistic, and probably others), but it's much nicer and reaffirming to hear handsome and its synonyms. And if you use stronger, more explicit words for men you like, they're also good when appropriate. More than one kind of guy can be romantically / sexually attractive and you shouldn't feel weird for thinking it.
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When I found out I was autistic, so much finally made sense. Why I couldn't talk to people, why I couldn't do school work or understand certain concepts and why math made no sense to me. Yet why I could remember dozens of names of transformers and remember how to transform them all as toys.
It's why I had no friends, why I had no understanding of how to talk to people, why I thought I didn't belong. Why I had angry outbursts at random when people pressured me or attacked me either physically or not. It's why I say things the way I do, why I go on and on, why I feel so passionate, so angry, happy, sad, etc. I feel things on a level I think most people can't possibly understand how it feels for me.
I spent so many years thinking I didn't belong and so much time blaming myself how I was different. Wracking by brain about how the fuck I could exist in this world as cruel as it is. I didn't understand why so many people around me told me they were succeeding or getting things or whatever that I tried to put the same expectations on myself as society placed on other people. But in the end it never worked.
I've always had to do things differently and to take other methods of discovering my own way, because no one could teach me how to understand it or give me a proper explanation. I had to discover it myself without any help while being berated and told I was wrong for it.
But now, all that shit is my power, my strength. The methods I use are different, and that's okay, cuz they're mine, and it's better for me. I don't need to place the same restrictions on myself because I know how it works for me. I apply this to everything, even religion, and learning new things. I'll always try methods acclaimed to work for others, but when it doesn't work I do my own thing and sometimes it surprises people.
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Autistic men will make fun of autistic women for being emotional and being into thing like astrology, witchy stuff, poetry, makeup etc. and call us stupid bitches meanwhile they don't have any useful hobbies besides worshipping tech billionaires and jerking off to p0rn, and somehow that's more respectable and not "cringe". Fucking go to hell
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Advocates "Call for Action".
Watch the World Autism Awareness Day 2024 forum. United Artists for Hope.
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