just a weird guy🤯
New York, USA
Joined September 2026
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Autism assessments are like do you prefer a library or going to a party? What does this even mean?!
Are you asking do I like quiet places or loud places? Places that have an expectation to socialize or not? Is there a reason I need to be at a library? Am I studying for something or going to get a book? Who is going to be at this party and for what occasion?
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KEEP ASKING, SEARCHING, KNOCKING Effective Prayer "Keep asking, and it will be given to you. Keep searching, and you will find. Keep knocking, and the door will be opened to you. For everyone who asks receives, and the one who searches finds, and to the one who knocks the door will be opened. Amen 🙏🏽
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what i don't think
neurotypicals understand is that autistic people view yall in a similar way to how you view autistic people. the lack of connection goes both ways because from our perspective you guys are the ones whose brains work differently. yall do things that we think are rude and strange all the time, we have just been forced to learn how to deal with it and accept that our perspective is the
"wrong" one. talking to somebody whose brain works differently to yours is hard no matter what side you're on
sammy retweeted
The way I explain cPTSD: it’s like knowing someone is carrying a weapon even while they swear they aren’t. They keep insisting “I’m unarmed, I’ve always been unarmed, I’m only trying to help,” but every instinct in your body still reads the threat. You’re not crazy for noticing the pattern.
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An eighty-three-year-old woman asked me to marry her from a hospital bed. Three days after our tiny ceremony, she died—and at her memorial, the son who had barely visited tried to rip her faded hospital bag out of my hands.
My name is Daniel Reed. I was thirty-six and working as an orderly at Willow Creek Nursing Center outside Pittsburgh when I met Ruth Callahan.
Ruth was eighty-three, five feet tall on a generous day, and capable of silencing an entire dining room with one raised eyebrow.
