👾 ina

@ina.blacksky.app

Running an AuDHD brain on an ME/CFS battery

Happy riverboat brawl day to all who celebrate! Today is the 3rd anniversary of the Montgomery Alabama river boat brawl! Also, Nathaniel Alexander, a Black man, patented the folding chair we use today in 1911

an artist rendition of the Montgomery Alabama River boat brawl including a painting of the men and women fighting on the dock the man swing and the young gentleman swimming to the fight

They really out here gloating over a basket full of spoiled fruit they picked up off the ground. And then have the nerve to bite into it in front of me, gummy smile and all, and praise the freshness. Yeah aight. I'm good. My palate is gonna stay just like it is. Y'all go head and enjoy that fruit.

Clitasaurus, why did you block me? I simply showed proof to successfully refute that I was responsible for initially bringing up autism as you had mentioned. Now I can't respond to you, and it looks like you are right. It's not very nice to make comments to people when they can't respond to.

Post by Clitasurus, screenshotting my quote which had been detached by Lona Pie from her original post. In it, Clitasuarus states, "Everyone when it was you who started it's by bringing up autism in the first place. That's why the original post was detached because you had no idea what you were talking about." And additional comment she added states, "You literally went around quoting multiple posts about and had reason to speak on and started talking about autism. Minding your business is free."
👾 ina@ina.blacksky.app · 2d ago

Did I now? 1) Is the original post I responded to with the quote post. It was specific to the autistic experience of her mentioning people on the spectrum. Unrelated, 2) was another post I had responded to in regards to autism where I was agreeing with the poster about the complexities of autism.

Did I now? 1) Is the original post I responded to with the quote post. It was specific to the autistic experience of her mentioning people on the spectrum. Unrelated, 2) was another post I had responded to in regards to autism where I was agreeing with the poster about the complexities of autism.

Post by Lona Pie stating, "People on the spectrum are one of the smartest people in the world, lets don't do that. It was wrong and that's that."Ina responda to Persephone's post, "But also, if it bothers you that I speak openly when a man does something wrong and I recognize the behavior as something that my disabled son could potentially do someday and how I try to avoid that.....fucking block me 🤷‍♀️ This page is for my thoughts and perspectives. The dog was already piled enough" with "Thank you for sense. The flattening of the autistic experience is so fuckin hurtful, especially coming from those who don't even associate with/fuck with us."
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And yet somehow it's opened the floodgates of ableism as soon as autism was associated with him. And now we actual autistic people are left with holding the bill. A lot of people showed their asses today.

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They're comfortable with autism level 1 because it's the level at which normies can still identify with and relate to it. Calling us the "smart autistics" like it's an award. Level 2 and 3 don't fit the narrative cause it would force them to confront a disability that is arguably a clear disability.

✨🥀Persephone🥀✨@bipolarpisces35.blacksky.app · 2d ago

They think Autism is just “nerds” with a Pokémon collection Idk that man and he was wrong in every way….but I can see my someone like my son thinking he was being respectful in his approach and thinking he was making a romantic gesture when in reality it is out of line and creepy. That was my point

Plenty of autistic behavior is perceived as annoying or harassing by others, whether or not that's the intent. Two things can be true at once. The impact needs to be mitgated, and autism needs to be recognized as a disability beyond level 1 everyone likes to corral around. There's level 2 and 3 too.

🍋✨Bb✨🐝@bbcelestialtoo.bsky.social · 2d ago

I'm aware, but I'm not talking about the comorbidities (of which being a harasser is not one. And if it were, are we to excuse the behavior just because it has an identifiable root cause?) I'm explaining for awareness that autism is not a mental illness and shouldn't be labeled as one.