Neurotypical Parents Will Force You To Complete An Overestimulating Task While You Are Having An Actual

Neurotypical parents will force you to complete an overestimulating task while you are having an actual meltdown and call you dramatic then turn around and say: see, i knew you could do it!! 🥰!! Like what happened wasn't trauma.

Being a great dad doesn't mean taking your kids to the park once and calling it "babysitting" while your wife does the rest of the parenting.

Being a great dad means finding a little girl in the aftermath of the apocalypse and taking it upon yourself to raise her the best you can even though your mind is decaying and there's no one to help you, but still doing all you can to make her laugh, putting on puppet shows for her, teaching her morality and fighting zombies to get soup for her when she's sick. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

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Something I think about a lot whenever people say that their children's autism just showed up out of nowhere, is that lots of autistic traits are considered normal for a while.

Picky eating, meltdowns, not picking up on social cues, and taking things literally are all typical child behaviors- up to a point. Autism is literally a developmental disorder, yet people expect it to be obvious from the get go.

Their symptoms didn't come out of nowhere, though. They were always there, they were just normal kid stuff for a while.

Lately it's just me myself and the sudden deaire to whisper murple murple into the quiet of my bedroom

My 12 year old sister has AMPS and can pick up our dad but yeah go off about how disabled folks are frail little babies that must be protected.