[ SECRET POST #6730 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6730 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

As someone who lost her brother when she was 3, it messed me up. Both my parents were unresponsive and my godfather had to take my mother to the crash site so she could process it.

Nani and Lilo both definitely have trauma from losing their parents, Nani especially so because she needs to raise her kid sister now and the stress from finding a job and keeping the house together.

Lilo is also bullied and belittled because she's "different" and "weird" to the non-native white girl in her class. Trauma can come across as autism and autistic kids are twice as likely to have trauma from trying to fit in.

To the anon above who called her a brat, I hope you find your peace.

[(Anonymous)]

I’m so sorry your family went through that!

There are many shared traits between autism and childhood trauma so I can see where the headcanon comes from. Although it does make me a little uncomfortable because we see Lilo healing and that reeks of Autism Speaks.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, autistic people should retain all of the traits that make it difficult for them to function in society and, in some cases, live independently. Any suggestion that it might be good for low-functioning autistic people in particular to "heal" is oppression. The only valid option is for them to be totally dependent on others for their entire lives.

[(Anonymous)]

What a bad faith response.

[(Anonymous)]

DA, but yeah. I think so, too.