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awetistic things {178}
never being able to adapt to a climate
Autumn is the best season prove me wrong.

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How to help autistic people in the smaller ways
Don't use the word 'retard'
Don't support Autism Speaks
Use the infinity symbol instead of the puzzle piece
Use tone tags (/j, /srs, etc)
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I'm honestly not a huge fan of the abbreviated tone tags, because it's a whole other set of social jargon that needs to be memorized. I feel like it is generally better to write it out, either in parentheses or as part of the sentence.
For example, /nm means "not mad" (mad as in angry). Instead of saying, "Did you do the dishes? /nm" it would be more clear to write it as, "Did you do the dishes? I'm not angry, just asking." Or, "Did you do the dishes? (Not mad)"
To be clear, I am not mad at OP or anyone who uses abbreviated tone tags, I just feel like they make communication unnecessarily opaque at times and it would be much better to write stuff out fully, even as just a parenthetical tag, such as /serious or (serious) instead of just /srs.
The same can be said about any abbreviated text language stuff, really
How to help autistic people in the smaller ways
Don't use the word 'retard'
Don't support Autism Speaks
Use the infinity symbol instead of the puzzle piece
Make your tone clear in conversation, especially through text
Make friends with the weird kid
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