Should I let my autistic little sister start modeling?

[Anonymous]

My little sister is absolutely stunningly beautiful but she also suffers with extreme autism were she is none verbal and struggles to control her emotions around new people.

I have parental control over my little sister who is 15 years old. Both my parents are not in the picture anymore to keep a long story short. It's just me and my little sister and no one else. I'm 26 and it's been this way since I was 22.

I had to start working part time to look after her but also make enough money on the side to support her care whilst I was at work. I modelled for some small clothing brands and I'd always take my sister with me and they'd mistake her for another model or something as she's very tall so comes off as older than she is.

I always make sure she's well groomed and looks put together as I think it makes her happier when she feels all dolled up.

Recently I want to a shoot and I kept her waiting in the car with her tablet and some snacks. A model scout from my agency saw her and I've mentioned about my sister before. I thought I was in trouble for bringing her with me but they actually wanted to talk to me about her possibly signing with them once she turns 16. They said they think she has a lot of potential and that they would take good care of her and I could join her on shoots.

Like I said before my sister is extremely beautiful but when I asked her about it I don't think she understood she just smiled and shook her head. She seems so excited but I just think what if she has one of her bad days were she's grumpy and aggressive I wouldn't want my colleagues to try and handel that with him. I prefer to deal with her on my own.

Put on the other hand as bad as she sounds being in special education isn't really doing much for her and she would probably find it hard finding a real job once she left so this could be a good way to help us support each other.

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+1 y

I just don't want her also being seen as the token autistic model for woke PR companies because she's so much more than are autism and is truly beautiful in her own right

[docster]

If you explain to the agency your sister's situation and limitations and they are okay with that, I'd give it a try. I don't know how well she takes directions, but you'd probably be with her to help.

[DryGermanGuy]

Is this another instance of the fake story universe where you also inherited a ten-figures trustfund and are a top 1% earner on OnlySimps? 🙄

[rachel776]

[rosemilk]

only if SHE wants to. the moment she doesn't, take her out

[Anonymous]

she already shook her head. no need to push this any further

[Asker]

She shook her head to say yes

[Opinion Owner]

nodding her head would indicate yes. shaking her head would indicate no

that being said as long as she knows you're looking out for her you should be able to explain to her your reasoning

[war_daddy]

you sound like a good sister. I think it would ok to try it out to see if it works out for her

[jahaims]

Nope