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• Questioning
  ...autistic person and learning from their knowledge and experience of being autistic. ...r experience of autism. Many people are only able to realize that they are autistic after learning that autism truly is a SPECTRUM, and that there are many fac
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• Asperger syndrome
  ...yndrome''', also known as '''Asperger's''', is a term to describe [[Autism|autistic]] people who are good at [[Masking|masking]] and, according to the criteria ...has largely fallen out of favour among members of the [[Autistic community|autistic community]].
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• The autism spectrum
  ...vily affected by autism on the other, a sign that "everyone's a little bit autistic". ...ither autistic or you're not, but within that, there are lots of different traits, and you may have some but not others, and to varying degrees. It's not a
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• Infodumping
  ...even remotely comes up in a conversation. Infodumping is also a form of [[Autistic love languages|love language]]. [[Category:Autistic communication]]
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• Pathological demand avoidance
  ...demand avoidance and a broader neurodivergent profile which includes other traits, and fits the DSM-5's autism spectrum disorder classification. ...PDA is (for example, see the entry added for PDA in the traumatic autistic traits section in this wiki). The confusion about what PDA is comes partly from th
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• "Am I Autistic?" Guide
  ...Why Everything you Know About Autism is Wrong] by Dr. Jac den Houting, an Autistic Autism Researcher. This talks about the Autistic experience and introduces Damian Milton's Double Empathy Problem.
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• Toe walking
  [[Category:Autistic traits]]
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• Signs you might be autistic
  ...ced that some mental health professionals pathologize and devalue autistic traits. As a mental health professional who is also autistic, I’d like to share the difference between describing a “shared trait”
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• Rejection sensitive dysphoria
  [[Category:Autistic traits]]
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• Non-derogatory DSM-5 diagnosis criteria for Autism
  You might be Autistic if you meet the '''''DSM-5''''' criteria for Autism, presented here in a no ==Category A: Intuitive Autistic Empathy==
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• Echolalia
  [[Category:Autistic traits]]
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• Over-apologizing
  ...say this but there is a slim possibility, in some cases that you might be Autistic if your statements apologize for even saying anything at all, if you know w ...''' is a common [[traumagenic Autistic trait]], one that manifests when an Autistic person is mistreated.
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• Executive dysfunction
  ...of executive function in general or to refer more specifically to specific traits associated with such an impairment. == Traits associated with executive dysfunction ==
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• Chronic Apologizing (Traumagenic)
  ...say this but there is a slim possibility, in some cases that you might be Autistic if your statements apologize for even saying anything at all, if you know w ...ogizing is a common Traumagenic Autistic Trait, one that manifests when an Autistic person is mistreated.
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• Self-diagnosis
  ...y people self-dx after immersing themselves in online [[Autistic community|Autistic communities]], thoroughly researching the available literature, and engagin ...l diagnosis include: [[Gender|sexism against women]] who are recognised as Autistic, racism, poverty, lack of access to healthcare, lack of access to [[Autism
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• Grok
  ...d Hypo senses, and other Neurodivergent traits and experiences can give an Autistic person profound insights that are experienced and known but nearly impossib When an Autistic person says they "grok it" a way to interpret this is the Autistic person saying "I have profound understanding and intuition of the thing, an
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• Autism stereotypes
  {{Comment| How does this differ from the [[Autistic representation in fiction]] and [[Stereotypes]] pages? --[[User:Fire Eider| ...en result in people viewing all autistics as being a certain way. Negative traits are magnified.
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• Autism
  ...e who share some of a series of traits. A person with this neurotype is '''autistic'''. ...utistic people can be wildly different from each other while being equally autistic.}}
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• Difficulties with mental health services
  ...en accessing ''mental health services'', either due to not knowing they're autistic themselves and mental health providers not recognising it either, or becaus ...well-educated about autism and informs them that they may display autistic traits.
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• Main Page
  * [[Autistic burnout]] * [[Autistic joy]]
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• Common Sense
  ...d common sense are basic arithmetic, handling of every-day objects and (to autistic people's detriment) social functions/expected behaviour. ...b and internalize socially expected ideas -- which is a great obstacle for autistic individuals.<br/>
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• Autistic representation in fiction
  .../five-characters-coded-as-autistic/ Mythcreants: Five Characters Coded as Autistic] ...e-about-elle-woods-being-autistic Can you talk more about Elle Woods being autistic in Legally Blonde?]</ref>)
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• Saving face
  Autistic people tend to speak efficiently, as per Grice's Maxims:<ref name="bk-polit This is all news to me. I believe autistic people generally have no impulse to save face, either the listener's or the
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• Common sense
  This is in contrast to how most autistic people learn things, by systematising them, learning the rules and exceptio ...d common sense are basic arithmetic, handling of every-day objects and (to autistic people's detriment) social functions/expected behaviour.
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• Gender
  ...Because of their historical origins, they don't consider queer people or autistic people at all &mdash; so as a trend, we generally don't have time for such There seems to be a trend that Autistic people either don't pick up on [[stereotype]]s as easily, or simply don't g
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• Accidentally open secrets regarding Autism
  There are facts that are known by so many Autistic people that they don't get talked about much, so people often don't realize * Autistic people naturally gravitate to other Neurodivergent people.
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