British people prolly call this “Nuts and Bolts” or something summat.

FTFY

sell all your stuff at the uh, forgot the name

Sovereigns

Nice

WELCOME TO RADICAL AUTONOMY’S WEBSITE!

This is soon going to be a great website all about me! Click here to see pictures of me and my friends!

I finally got diagnosed with ASD Level 1 last summer, and this summer I drove over 2000 miles from DFW to PDX. I spent over 40 years in Texas, and escaping that hellhole is no longer a dream. It is a reality that I manifested, and I super proud of myself for making it happen.

I also have the XM4s, they work great. Don’t bother getting the more expensive XM5s…hardly any noticeable difference from what I could tell.

You know, I don’t wanna sound like a queer or nothin’, but I think Depeche Mode is a sweet band.

Two words: Skillet Nap

Yup, and I promptly left Texas for Oregon this summer. Granted, it was because of the fascist state government criminalizing me and my kids for being trans, but still…

They definitely did it to make you cringe.

Source: Am a secondary math teacher/parent and do shit like this all the time to make my students/children cringe.

You’re not the weird ones. I used to have joint accounts with my then-wife, but I’ll never do that again. Mainly because I will never marry again (ridiculous concept if you ask me - the government charging you money so that they can approve your relationship is bananas to me, and then paying them more to dissolve it if it doesn’t work out), but also because I haven’t met many people out there who manage their own money well, so why would I ever put them in a position of control over the money I earn?

Modafinil, along with redundant calendar, alarm, and Alexa alarms and reminders.

Nuken in de Keuken Club.

I know someone who died from huffing heroin pills.

“I don’t claim ownership over any part of this video by 20th Century Fox.”

He is 30 now. That was filmed 25 years ago.

In a teacher training today for mathematics, three out of the five of us sitting at my table are autistic, and a woman sitting at the other table of five people was wearing an “Autism” hoodie. Kinda wild.

At 15:05 it isn’t clear…

Did we watch different videos? Because the one I see linked is only two minutes long.

I think the doctor was just being thorough. I didn’t take it as judgmental. She really just wanted to highlight every area in which a neurodivergent person might differ from neurotypical people. There were a lot of parts of the diagnosis which stated “[In this area being discussed], Radicalautonomy was unremarkable”, meaning I did not differ significantly from neurotypical people in that area.

His eye contact was variable; at times he avoided eye contact and at times he utilized intense, prolonged eye contact. He was able to communicate his own feelings and showed insight into others’ emotions, though he did not spontaneously label emotions during any of the activities.

Radicalautonomy showed some insight into the nature of some social relationships but had trouble understanding his own role in them. Generally, Radicalautonomy frequently attempted to maintain the examiner’s attention and made appropriate social overtures. His response to the examiner’s social interactions was limited. Most social communication included some reciprocity (back-and-forth), but he tended to engage in more one-sided or weaving communication (e.g. offering topics, facts, or information).

As a result, the quality of rapport was sometimes comfortable and sometimes stilted. With respect to Restricted and Repetitive Behaviors, which are best referred to as special interests, repetitive actions, or desire for routine and sameness, Radicalautonomy did use echolalia and used some unique verbalizations that seemed to be idiosyncratic or stereotyped (i.e., highly repetitive utterances with consistent intonation patterns).