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Instead of outing themself to the rest of the theatre, one of my friends/colleagues is letting me use their name and pronouns in presence of and conversations with the others to see who catches on, which is a slower but much more fun process than my 15 page powerpoint about gender identities and pronouns from back in the day.
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That awkward moment when your boss is asking you if you and [coworker you have a crush on] are dating and later you tell said coworker and they get really mad bc they have been asked this question about every friend they ever had and they are just super touchy with their friends and a small part, the part that was hoping that they liked you back gets crushed but also they are right and they should say it
A customer just called me "young man" and I will be riding that high for days
Honestly so transphobic that I have to work instead of going to pride today
Remembering how at my last job, I called my boss at 7 in the morning and said "I can't work today, [girlfriend] just broke up with me" and his response was "Oh no, I am so sorry. Do you need anything? Ice cream? Chocolates?" and asking my other boss, his fiancé, what Imight need and if she could take over my job today. (They lived like 2mins from my place and he helped me move in, so he was actually gonna get some chocolate for me and put it in my mailbox or sth) Meanwhile I have to take the day off to go to the doctors at my new job
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I recently discovered that you can be rude to people who treat you like shit and/or make impossible demands. 10/10, would recommend
knowing a lot of actors means not skipping YouTube ads to watch what your friends have been working on lately
Ok so yesterday I (kind of unexpectedly) had a meltdown at work. (It had been building up but I ignored it for a while bc I haven't had one in almost a year.)
My coworkers know I am autistic and have already shown their acceptance and support when I was nonverbal or being overstimulated, and my boss (I hate calling him that. To me he's just Philipp) recognised I was having a bad time and managed to kind of hide me and help me calm down a little, but it was an overall bad situation.
Especially because he said he'd bring me home and then his girlfriend walked with us and asked him to go shopping, saying she could bring me home as well. I can barely understand what she means at the best of times as she has weird facial expressions and always sounds cross, so I disliked it.
Anyway I now made a ten page PowerPoint presentation in our work cloud which I will present to them about dealing with me in these situations so that they can actually help and not worsen it by accident.
The thing is, I'm self-diagnosed. My mother was antivaxx and since I wasn't vaccinated until I was 18 and living on my own it was "impossible for me to be autistic", so she wrote me off as a weird child. I have decided to not get an official diagnosis until after I have started transitioning because I've heard the stories. I know that being diagnosed with autism makes it almost impossible to be diagnosed with gender incongruence.
I am scared as fuck man.
One day I won't be working there anymore (and that day is somewhen in next march) and I am so scared that whoever my future bosses and coworkers are, that they won't believe me.
I mean I can call myself lucky tho, can't I? Most self-diagnosed autistic people probably have it worse at their places of work. I still can't help but worry, tho.
