[ SECRET POST #3592 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3592 ⌋

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Re: Self diagnosed mental issues

[(Anonymous)]

Haveno opinion on whether or not your friend has autism because I have no way of knowing. But, as someone said above, I do know that 'name who has autism' is actually considered the more respectful way of phrasing it in the community, because it doesn't reduce the prrson to their condition/disability.

She can definitely have opinions on how people refer to her condition. But she is going outside the community's standards (which is telling of the fact she hasn't been officially diagnosed). And you also have the right to decide for yourself, after weighing up everything, whether the bullshit she is putting people through is reasonable and/or worth it.