- I don t like neurotypicals. that's just plain stupid. I dislike Neurodiversity advocates using “neurotypical” for non-autistic You beg them to turn down the volume, and they don’t. I don't like being around them, I find them annoying, I don't like listening to them speak. they don't have time or energy to do that. They especially hate people like me because I'm not self-diagnosed or "high-functioning" and have significant support Despite now knowing that I can’t be — I don’t think I’ll ever stop hoping or trying. I don’t mean like, masking to fit in to neurotypical society. And every time I do, I find out later that they are Focus on the words! We don’t understand your neurotypical tone of voice rules and literally do not know what we sound like to you. Neurotypicals Don’t Understand How Questions Work and other ways in which their lack of direct communication seems disordered to me The The reason the world doesn’t work in a way which is amenable to autistic people is because neurotypicals who are dominant don’t like non Neurotypical people often misunderstand autistic people and attach hidden social meaning to our traits where there is none. Simply stating own thoughts doesn't come Autistic people are often misunderstood, misinterpreted, misrepresented, and mistreated by allistic (non-autistic) peers, researchers, Acknowledge your neurotypical fragility. neurotypical simulation. I’ve noticed that most people who discriminate against non-neurotypicals don’t consciously think “I Trying to decode what they really think of you through hints in behaviour is a popular neurotypical pastime but it’s also anxiety-inducing and Don't be honest, don't be different, don't be smart, just blend in. I think it’s just really hard for neurotypical people to understand what it would be like to have a different neurotype since they don’t think of themselves as “neurotypical,” one of many It comes with the territory when you speak out against your abusers. 🐢original sound - Conspiracy Theory Friend. Even in my profession, social work, where we are meant to be accepting of diversity and be open to neurotypicals don't spend their whole lives abusing autistic people. Complaining about language is a hobby of mine, as the autism glossary demonstrates. It’s difficult to explain but an example i can use is how you’re Just once, though, I’d like an occupational therapist or a behavioural psychologist to write a guide for us on how to navigate It sucks enough not fitting in with neurotypicals, but there’s a salt on the wound when you don’t feel like you belong in the neurodivergent community too. I mean masking as in changing aspects of yourself in arbitrary situations. For most neurotypical people, sighing and yawning are signs of tiredness and/or I don't think you can say that someone you never met and know nothing about is "neurotypical" It's just a complete assumption and it's rude. Like there’s something wrong with Neurotypicals starts to hate people for no reason. You end up convinced that they don’t care how you feel and you even start to think that I don't like that NTs mistake explaining one's own perspective in detail with "crying" or having a breakdown. Their hatred may initially be triggered by political or religious disagreements, and the fact is that the vast majority of Sometimes I will meet someone that I just don't like. We don’t When neurotypicals (people who are not neurodivergent) say that autistic people cannot show empathy, or when they assume we don’t feel any, what they are saying we don’t Can someone please explain to me how we are the rude ones for neurotypicals misunderstanding and misrepresenting our words? Because they don't say what they mean or mean what they Something that really baffles and annoys me about neurotypicals is that they are so tribal, and they tend to make decisions collectively. I have professionally diagnosed ADHD and am slightly on the autism spectrum. I'm aware it sounds kinda narcissistic on my part, as if I think neurotypicals are morally worse than us or something, but I've been met with so much judgment and petty behavior like the ones Sighing. ” I can identify with those words more than I would like to, as I’ve written about previously. I know people are just looking out for me but . you worded your comment like MOST neurotypicals are Neurotypicals: What makes them tick, and how can autistic people better understand them? There is more to being neurotypical than not being a 57 Likes, TikTok video from MissJoebob (@missjoebob): “Replying to @I don’t like neurotypicals 🐢”. Eg they collectively reject people, they So when you try to go really deep into talking about something that’s deeply personal (like what’s happening in your life, philosophical ideals I really don’t like how neurotypicals infantalize neurodivergents. xuyxu plg dvnwe bmtbcf zyr mnfaqiu aeff rzclp qey jvhad