[ SECRET POST #5857 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5857 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

So long as you keep it to yourself, that's fine.

You should know, however, that all the autistic lived experience and education in the world means absolutely nothing when you've never spent any meaningful time with this person -- and probably have never even MET them -- and thus know absolutely nothing about their own actual lived experience, their behaviour outside of the spotlight, or literally anything at all about them.

[(Anonymous)]

+100, no matter if you have a lot of experience, if you don't know them personally you can't know their diagnostic, hell, you can have tons of experience with autistic people and if you're not a trained professional I doubt you can be that sure.

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[(Anonymous)]

For whatever it's worth, most of my reasoning is based on how other people have described interacting and working with them. But I acknowledge your point, and those of the other commenters.