[ SECRET POST #5854 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5854 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Things that annoy you

[(Anonymous)]

People with autism attributing every personality trait and habit of theirs - good, bad, and neutral - to their autism. I'm happy you're embracing yourself, Peyton, but you don't eat blueberry pancakes for breakfast because you're autistic. You eat blueberry pancakes for breakfast because you fucking like blueberry pancakes just like a zillion other people autistic and not.

Re: Things that annoy you

[(Anonymous)]

I mean, if Peyton ONLY eats blueberry pancakes for breakfast, and being served something other than blueberry pancakes-- or even the thought of needing to eat something other than blueberry pancakes for breakfast-- would cause undue distress, then yeah, it's probably an autism thing.

Re: Things that annoy you

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, but I mean the people who say it about things they do in a normal way. Maybe a better example of something I actually saw someone say is that they didn't like a certain movie because it was violent and they're autistic. I mean, they might have meant the violence in that movie triggered a particular stimulated reaction that's caused by their autism, but that's... not what they said, and in the rest of their review it sounded like they were just left feeling bored and dejected by the gratuitous violence, which has nothing to do with autism, it's how lots of people feel about gratuitous violence.