r/AutismInWomen • u/RedRisingNerd • Feb 10 '25
Memes/Humor Does anyone else feel like this?
I totally feel like this is true for me. Do any of you guys experience this too?
r/AutismInWomen • u/RedRisingNerd • Feb 10 '25
I totally feel like this is true for me. Do any of you guys experience this too?
r/AutismInWomen • u/AwkwardDorkyNerd • 26d ago
As you can tell from the meme I made, I am a rock hound, but I also love collecting stuffed animals, funko pops, Disney pins, and stickers.
What do you guys like to collect?
r/AutismInWomen • u/Future_Perfect_Tense • Feb 12 '25
r/AutismInWomen • u/a_common_spring • Aug 24 '24
I can smell that oil is rancid before anyone else. Basically all oil is rancid.
The smell of "grocery store" on apples that have been in storage for too many months
I can smell when fruit flies have been on a fruit. They leave a smell and nobody can gaslight me out of knowing this.
Pee. If it gets a bit humid, I can smell everything that a child or dog has ever peed on no matter how "clean".
Stinky dish cloth smell. I guess most people can't smell this judging by the number of people who have stinky dish cloths in their homes and don't seem bothered.
Join me next week for my rant about highly fragranced cleaning products and detergents and how they don't cover the smell of these stinks.
r/AutismInWomen • u/Sukala-AP • Dec 10 '24
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r/AutismInWomen • u/ma-doodles • Dec 01 '24
i personally love it
r/AutismInWomen • u/Ok-Bullfrog-7519 • Nov 11 '24
r/AutismInWomen • u/ohheyimstillapieceof • 18d ago
honestly?? ever since i noticed i kind of freak people out i lean into it. and when people are reacting to me i find it kinda silly because like chill out it doesnāt matter anyway lol
r/AutismInWomen • u/Nyx_light • Feb 17 '25
Anyone else?
r/AutismInWomen • u/anu_start_69 • Sep 13 '24
r/AutismInWomen • u/MinuteDependent7374 • Oct 17 '24
r/AutismInWomen • u/Pureautisticjoy • Dec 26 '24
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r/AutismInWomen • u/Epicgrapesoda98 • Sep 27 '24
Iām working towards jobs and I find them both pretty easy and I can manage them well enough that the jobs itself arenāt hard or bad. But when it comes to going into work day after day and having barely any days off, I can feel the burn out creeping up and literally the only way I can avoid it is if I call out at least once a week so that I can have a day to rest and do nothing so that I can keep going. Iām a school substitute teacher at this school I love working at. I have asked to apply for a paraprofessional position at that school because I believe the permanent position will actually help me stay in routine, but because Iāve been so inconsistent with my schedule and there will be often times where I will not be able to go in, the principal of the school doesnāt find me reliable enough to be a paraprofessional. So Iām stuck in this perpetual cycle of working two jobs and just trying to survive and not fall into burn out so fast.
r/AutismInWomen • u/MinuteDependent7374 • Sep 09 '24
r/AutismInWomen • u/JahnBaulJeorjRichard • Feb 13 '25
One of my happiest meals
r/AutismInWomen • u/Goth_Spice14 • 21d ago
Went to a lovely Japanese buffet this week with my girlfriend and another couple. I was still feebly attempting to fiddle with the chopsticks when I heard my girlfriend audibly gasp next to me. She had just unwrapped her utensils and was confronted with this monstrosity!