#communication differences

Answer 1: “Because I’m autistic”

>> Weird, makes people uncomfortable, apparently supplies ‘unnecessary information’

Answer 2: “It’s my lucky shirt/dress/shoes/etc.”

The idea was simple, change the perspective by ending the usage of “non-verbal” and move to “non-speaking” by that taking away the stigma that those who’re said to be non-verbal experience. Simple, no problem on the horizon… right? Non-verbal/nonverbal is a term used for people who communicate through means other than words, which is a concept especially common on the autism spectrum. For years,…

I’m not sure I understand what you’re saying, but it sounds like there is difficulty in communicating what you want to say in a way that other people understand, which does happen quite often for autistics.