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Those of use that were diagnosed as *audults*, what things from your past suddenly made sense with the new insight?

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Part of my ongoing series on being diagnosed as an adult…

What previous confusing experiences made sense once you learned you were autistic?

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Great! The barber is an artist. I was feeling good from the insight of my comment and asked him to make it extra weird, “to look even more abnormal.” He said, “Okay,” with no concern at all and did it. Then, my friend and I went to the arcade for a little while and played racing games and pinball 👌

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That sounds awesome. Glad it went well.

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Thank you! 😊

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That is very wholesome 😁

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