Tell us that you discovered you were autistic as an adult without directly telling us that. Imply it by sharing personal experiences.
“…and that was so annoying, like, why are they arguing with my diagnosis”
“Huh. I suppose I’m still arguing with mine”
I like to recite grammar rules or language facts to myself when I’m feeling stressed out, almost like a form of meditation.
Define “late”
When someone pointed out that I had made the same meal for dinner for most of my meals every week, for 4 months.
Beef Casserole. Easier than most things because you just chop everything and then put it in the slow cooker. Little effort required. I kept doing it because new recipes stressed me out too much.
Honestly look into an Instant Pot. Put everything in it, ready in 15-20min of pressure cooking. Can be set to keep warm if you’re not going to eat straight away.
I don’t understand why people with autistic kids describe their kids needs as special. These needs are all completely normal. There must be some misunderstanding.
…oh
lmaoooooo 😂
I’ve heard so many accounts of parents learning they were autistic because their kids were discovered to be autistic.
