👻 I love my predilection to disengage from encounters silently. I find it empowering. Thank you for your unpopular opinion!

Yes that is precisely the issue I had with it. I ruined two replacement screens previously by damaging the ribbon cables when pushing them through the barrel hinge. Thanks anyway!

Yes! The high stakes riverboat poker game was very memorable. Apparently, there are lots of side objectives to complete in the garden party too. I haven’t looked for them yet! Loving these posts, keep up the good work.

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I love you. I hope you get everything you need.

Edit: I’m sorry. Take care.

What we are seeing is a symptom of a bigger issue. Yes autism spectrum folks feel strange and different and terrible. Living with that gives us a resistance to those who would attack us sometimes. In this case, the autism has been weaponized into supporting fascism. OP has been hoodwinked and taken advantage of for a social media spectacle.

However, no member of this community should feel justified in trusting anyone that would threaten the livelihood of the disabled. OP’s ideas are not well thought out, but they are still reaching out for help. We are the ones that should be giving support for our fellow autist, not the MAGA.

This situation sucks. For all of us. For liberty and justice for all.

yo? Artificial puberty is a luxury. Artificial puberty can also be healthcare for some people, but again, healthcare is a luxury, and is not guaranteed.

People will always know themselves better than others do.

Sometimes yes? I bet some people think themselves to be “stable geniuses” when they’re clearly deluded creeps. I’m also reminded of The Yellow Wallpaper, Available to read here which depicts the internal struggle of a woman with her worsening mental illness. Her autonomy is stripped not only as married woman in the 1800’s, but as an ill person who is literally assumed to be incapable of making her own decisions. It is not only horrifying but phenomenologically significant, and socially relevant, I recommend this short story by Charlotte Perkins Gilman.

We have the ability to sit every person down before puberty and talk them through what it entails, and then let them choose what exactly they want to go through.

I’m not sure this is true. We might be able to do this for first-world children whose parents have jobs and insurance.

I think it’s wonderful that you’re expressing yourself and trying to make a better world.

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