User:PsychoNerd054/Autism - Revision history

PsychoNerd054: I'm not joking here...this legit annoys the fuck out of me.

2025-05-18T19:55:59Z

I'm not joking here...this legit annoys the fuck out of me.

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			What is equally as cringe is portraying autistic people as some sort of Tony Stark like figure.

	===Women and Autism===		===Women and Autism===

PsychoNerd054: Might as well include this. It plays into some things like Chris being trans

2025-05-18T19:25:24Z

Might as well include this. It plays into some things like Chris being trans

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	From what I've seen, when people think or talk about an "autistic girl", what usually comes to their mind is some sort of childlike beacon of innocence. Given how the condition is often associated with being developmentally disabled, as discussed earlier, I don't think it's very hard to see why.		From what I've seen, when people think or talk about an "autistic girl", what usually comes to their mind is some sort of childlike beacon of innocence. Given how the condition is often associated with being developmentally disabled, as discussed earlier, I don't think it's very hard to see why.

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PsychoNerd054: /* Women and Autism */

2025-05-18T19:06:28Z

Women and Autism

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	Yes, despite what anyone might have told you, [[Helena Fiorenza\|women can]] [[Fiona Cooper\|also be]] [[Savannah Chandler\|autistic]].<ref>[https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/topics/identity/autistic-women-and-girls Autistic women and girls]</ref> From what research there is so far, it's just that men are more often diagnosed with the condition than women are.<ref group = note>Note that this does not mean that women are less likely to get the condition. Experts believe that the condition may actually be just as common in women as it is in men, only it isn't reported as much. Several collateral factors such as stereotyping and masking have been considered as possible reasons for false negatives.</ref> Like with everything else about autism, there also isn't one specific way a girl or woman can be autistic.		Yes, despite what anyone might have told you, [[Helena Fiorenza\|women can]] [[Fiona Cooper\|also be]] [[Savannah Chandler\|autistic]].<ref>[https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/topics/identity/autistic-women-and-girls Autistic women and girls]</ref> From what research there is so far, it's just that men are more often diagnosed with the condition than women are.<ref group = note>Note that this does not mean that women are less likely to get the condition. Experts believe that the condition may actually be just as common in women as it is in men, only it isn't reported as much. Several collateral factors such as stereotyping and masking have been considered as possible reasons for false negatives.</ref> Like with everything else about autism, there also isn't one specific way a girl or woman can be autistic.

	From what I've seen, when people think or talk about an "autistic girl", what usually comes to their mind is some sort of childlike beacon of innocence.		From what I've seen, when people think or talk about an "autistic girl", what usually comes to their mind is some sort of childlike beacon of innocence. Given how the condition is often associated with being developmentally disabled, as discussed earlier, I don't think it's very hard to see why.

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PsychoNerd054: /* Women and Autism */

2025-05-18T19:00:47Z

Women and Autism

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	Yes, despite what anyone might have told you, [[Helena Fiorenza\|women can]] [[Fiona Cooper\|also be]] [[Savannah Chandler\|autistic]].<ref>[https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/topics/identity/autistic-women-and-girls Autistic women and girls]</ref> From what research there is so far, it's just that men are more often diagnosed with the condition than women are.<ref group = note>Note that this does not mean that women are less likely to get the condition. Experts believe that the condition may actually be just as common in women as it is in men, only it isn't reported as much. Several collateral factors such as stereotyping and masking have been considered as possible reasons for false negatives.</ref> Like with everything else about autism, there also isn't one specific way a girl or woman can be autistic.		Yes, despite what anyone might have told you, [[Helena Fiorenza\|women can]] [[Fiona Cooper\|also be]] [[Savannah Chandler\|autistic]].<ref>[https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/topics/identity/autistic-women-and-girls Autistic women and girls]</ref> From what research there is so far, it's just that men are more often diagnosed with the condition than women are.<ref group = note>Note that this does not mean that women are less likely to get the condition. Experts believe that the condition may actually be just as common in women as it is in men, only it isn't reported as much. Several collateral factors such as stereotyping and masking have been considered as possible reasons for false negatives.</ref> Like with everything else about autism, there also isn't one specific way a girl or woman can be autistic.

	From what I've seen, when people think or talk about an "autistic girl", what usually comes to their mind is some sort of beacon of innocence.		From what I've seen, when people think or talk about an "autistic girl", what usually comes to their mind is some sort of childlike beacon of innocence.

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PsychoNerd054: /* Women and Autism */

2025-05-18T18:50:21Z

Women and Autism

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	===Women and Autism===		===Women and Autism===
	Yes, despite what anyone might have told you, [[Helena Fiorenza\|women can]] [[Fiona Cooper\|also be]] [[Savannah Chandler\|autistic]].<ref>[https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/topics/identity/autistic-women-and-girls Autistic women and girls]</ref> From what research there is so far, it's just that men are more often diagnosed with the condition than women are.<ref group = note>Note that this does not mean that women are less likely to get the condition. Experts believe that the condition may actually be just as common in women as it is in men, only it isn't reported as much. Several collateral factors such as stereotyping and masking have been considered as possible reasons for ~~these numbers~~.</ref> Like with everything else about autism, there also isn't one specific way a girl or woman can be autistic.		Yes, despite what anyone might have told you, [[Helena Fiorenza\|women can]] [[Fiona Cooper\|also be]] [[Savannah Chandler\|autistic]].<ref>[https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/topics/identity/autistic-women-and-girls Autistic women and girls]</ref> From what research there is so far, it's just that men are more often diagnosed with the condition than women are.<ref group = note>Note that this does not mean that women are less likely to get the condition. Experts believe that the condition may actually be just as common in women as it is in men, only it isn't reported as much. Several collateral factors such as stereotyping and masking have been considered as possible reasons for false negatives.</ref> Like with everything else about autism, there also isn't one specific way a girl or woman can be autistic.

	From what I've seen, when people think or talk about an "autistic girl", what usually comes to their mind is some sort of beacon of innocence.		From what I've seen, when people think or talk about an "autistic girl", what usually comes to their mind is some sort of beacon of innocence.

PsychoNerd054: /* Women and Autism */

2025-05-18T18:49:07Z

Women and Autism

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	===Women and Autism===		===Women and Autism===
	Yes, despite what anyone might have told you, [[Helena Fiorenza\|women can]] [[Fiona Cooper\|also be]] [[Savannah Chandler\|autistic]].<ref>[https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/topics/identity/autistic-women-and-girls Autistic women and girls]</ref> From what research there is so far, it's just that men are more often diagnosed with the condition than women are.<ref group = note>Note that this does not mean that women are less likely to get the condition. Several collateral factors such as stereotyping and masking have been considered as possible reasons for these numbers.</ref> Like with everything else about autism, there also isn't one specific way a girl or woman can be autistic.		Yes, despite what anyone might have told you, [[Helena Fiorenza\|women can]] [[Fiona Cooper\|also be]] [[Savannah Chandler\|autistic]].<ref>[https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/topics/identity/autistic-women-and-girls Autistic women and girls]</ref> From what research there is so far, it's just that men are more often diagnosed with the condition than women are.<ref group = note>Note that this does not mean that women are less likely to get the condition. Experts believe that the condition may actually be just as common in women as it is in men, only it isn't reported as much. Several collateral factors such as stereotyping and masking have been considered as possible reasons for these numbers.</ref> Like with everything else about autism, there also isn't one specific way a girl or woman can be autistic.

	From what I've seen, when people think or talk about an "autistic girl", what usually comes to their mind is some sort of beacon of innocence.		From what I've seen, when people think or talk about an "autistic girl", what usually comes to their mind is some sort of beacon of innocence.

PsychoNerd054: /* Women and Autism */

2025-05-18T18:47:36Z

Women and Autism

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	===Women and Autism===		===Women and Autism===
	Yes, despite what anyone might have told you, [[Helena Fiorenza\|women can]] [[Fiona Cooper\|also be]] [[Savannah Chandler\|autistic]].<ref>[https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/topics/identity/autistic-women-and-girls Autistic women and girls]</ref> Like with everything else about autism, there also isn't one specific way a girl or woman can be autistic.		Yes, despite what anyone might have told you, [[Helena Fiorenza\|women can]] [[Fiona Cooper\|also be]] [[Savannah Chandler\|autistic]].<ref>[https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/topics/identity/autistic-women-and-girls Autistic women and girls]</ref> From what research there is so far, it's just that men are more often diagnosed with the condition than women are.<ref group = note>Note that this does not mean that women are less likely to get the condition. Several collateral factors such as stereotyping and masking have been considered as possible reasons for these numbers.</ref> Like with everything else about autism, there also isn't one specific way a girl or woman can be autistic.

	From what I've seen, when people think or talk about an "autistic girl", what usually comes to their mind is some sort of beacon of innocence.		From what I've seen, when people think or talk about an "autistic girl", what usually comes to their mind is some sort of beacon of innocence.

PsychoNerd054: /* Women and Autism */

2025-05-18T18:41:03Z

Women and Autism

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	===Women and Autism===		===Women and Autism===
	Yes, despite what anyone might have told you, [[Helena Fiorenza\|women can]] [[Fiona Cooper\|also be autistic]].<ref>[https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/topics/identity/autistic-women-and-girls Autistic women and girls]</ref> Like with everything else about autism, there also isn't one specific way a girl or woman can be autistic.		Yes, despite what anyone might have told you, [[Helena Fiorenza\|women can]] [[Fiona Cooper\|also be]] [[Savannah Chandler\|autistic]].<ref>[https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/topics/identity/autistic-women-and-girls Autistic women and girls]</ref> Like with everything else about autism, there also isn't one specific way a girl or woman can be autistic.

	From what I've seen, when people think or talk about an "autistic girl", what usually comes to their mind is some sort of beacon of innocence.		From what I've seen, when people think or talk about an "autistic girl", what usually comes to their mind is some sort of beacon of innocence.

PsychoNerd054: /* Women and Autism */

2025-05-18T18:38:30Z

Women and Autism

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	===Women and Autism===		===Women and Autism===
	Yes, despite what anyone might have told you, [[Helena Fiorenza\|women can]] [[Fiona Cooper\|also be autistic]].<ref>[https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/topics/identity/autistic-women-and-girls Autistic women and girls]</ref> Like with everything else about autism, there also isn't one specific way a girl or woman can be autistic.		Yes, despite what anyone might have told you, [[Helena Fiorenza\|women can]] [[Fiona Cooper\|also be autistic]].<ref>[https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/topics/identity/autistic-women-and-girls Autistic women and girls]</ref> Like with everything else about autism, there also isn't one specific way a girl or woman can be autistic.

			From what I've seen, when people think or talk about an "autistic girl", what usually comes to their mind is some sort of beacon of innocence.

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	{{References}}		{{References}}

PsychoNerd054: /* Autism as a Disease */

2025-05-18T18:32:01Z

Autism as a Disease

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	===Autism as a Disease===		===Autism as a Disease===

	Autism is typically understood by people as a "disease" or "illness" that prevents people from living their lives, hinders their independence, or makes them eccentric. The main issue with this mindset is that it leads to a thrall of other misconceptions surrounding specific autistic people, particularly those with co-occurring conditions such as trauma or other mental and physical conditions they exhibit; such as cerebral palsy, ADHD, or even anything like [[DIRTY CRAPPED BRIEFS\|gastrointestinal issues]]. Because of autism being deemed as some sort of super disease that causes people to do weird shit, which often times they do, it's very easy to attribute a lot of those behaviors specifically to the autism. As a result, it creates a fairly inaccurate image of their entire character or, in our case, what role ~~they've~~ had with ~~Chris~~.		Autism is typically understood by people as a "disease" or "illness" that prevents people from living their lives, hinders their independence, or makes them eccentric. The main issue with this mindset is that it leads to a thrall of other misconceptions surrounding specific autistic people, particularly those with co-occurring conditions such as trauma or other mental and physical conditions they exhibit; such as cerebral palsy, ADHD, or even anything like [[DIRTY CRAPPED BRIEFS\|gastrointestinal issues]]. Because of autism being deemed as some sort of super disease that causes people to do weird shit, which often times they do, it's very easy to attribute a lot of those behaviors specifically to the autism. As a result, it creates a fairly inaccurate image of their entire character or, in our case, Chris or what role his orbiters with the condition had with him.

	===Uniformity===		===Uniformity===