🎀🧁Bunny🧁🎀

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•You are precious, no matter what.

•You are not annoying.

•You are not too needy.

•You are adorable.

•You are loved.

•You are appreciated.

•You deserve happiness.

•You are and always will be enough.

They've deleted comments 3 times now that have been speaking up about it. There are still some left but this is making me very sad. I wanna get rid of my paw patrol beanie babys now :( Next for Autism is trying to completely get rid of autism and "find a cure." Our brains are different. There is no cure. Plus all the people that want a cure aren't autistic!! Nobody asked autistic people about what we thought.

I want to be happily autistic. I want to enjoy my special interests. I want to stim. I want to be happily autistic in peace.

(no dni banner bc i don't mind who interacts w this post!!)

(if you have not seen my first post on involuntary regression i suggest you go read that first! -bunni)

involuntary regression can happen at any moment, and that’s ok. the best way to handle if you do involuntarily regress is to be prepared.

simple ways to be prepared is to keep stim or comfort items on you, maybe keep them in a purse or backpack. some examples of things to keep are a tiny stuffie, a cutesy keychain to play with, a sensory bottle, a paci, or maybe a “adult” colouring book. carrying items like these on you can help you ride out the regression until you’re able to be big again, and are a good distrator and comforter for if you don’t feel safe regressing in public. if you have a “little voice” that automatically comes out, a simple way to hide it is to clear your throat and try your best to talk big again. this will probably just lead others to think your voice was doing something funky, that happens to everyone.

involuntary or not, your regression is valid. ✨

I almost always have a Christmas Eve “It can’t be Christmas until I watch _______” moment.

the baby aisle 🍼💖🥰

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