That’s happened to me. I’ve been avoided or some just say one world answers and quickly go to the other person to talk to. It did hurt. I used to care what others think and try to act like NT people (non disabled people) but realized it’s a waste of time and I’m wasting my own time people pleasing. I stopped. It still does but I careless what others think of me. That’s why I’m afraid to tell people that I’m autistic because I do NOT wanna be treated differently. I mean at the same time it is part of who I am so why hide it? I did tell some people when they wanted to get to know me. If they stopped talking to me because of my autism, fuck them. Can’t be everyone’s cup of tea.
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I’ve had autistic friends have people stop talking to them because of their autism and lack of awareness with social cues. It’s really sad how rude people can be about it. I’m not autistic myself but I am neurodivergent and I’ve had people stop talking to me because of my disorder. But that’s mostly because of the stigma that society has put on ND disorders. So some NT people assume that you must be horrible if you’re ND. Honestly you’re better off without people like that in your life.. you shouldn’t have to mask or pretend to be NT just to be friends with someone.
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Forget those jerk! I’m sorry but the people that stop talking to you because of your autism are completely assholes. They’re pieces of shit! It’s better to be upfront and honest about yourself and whatever you have. Sometimes that helps you see who will actually stick around and who you’re true friends are and who genuinely really cares about you. I’m also autistic and have ADHD and I don’t give a rats ass what people think of me. Remember that is THEIR problem, not yours so stop chasing after people that don’t give a shit about you and don’t waste your time if you don’t mean shit to them. I don’t mean to sound blunt but you need to move on. No use of crying over spilled milk. Life goes on and reality doesn’t give a rats as about your feelings! Toughen up buttercup.
I'm neurodivergent, like you, but not autistic. I have dyslexia, dyscalculia, ADD, PDD & PTSD. Not a great combination. We are many and varied. You have valuable qualities, seek them out! I have a friend who is a synesthete (about 4% of the world’s population).
Celebrate your divergence, or at a minimum be proud of your uniqueness!
Yeah happens to me all the time, always by women
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