Antisocialight - Witty Idiot

Happy autism awareness month to high needs autistic people. People who use AAC or sign language. People who don't communicate at all. Nonverbal and semi verbal autistics. People who got diagnosed early. People with developmental delays. Autistics who also have intellectual disabilities. Autistics who are also physically disabled. You are an important part of this community. I hope April treats you well.

One of my favorite podcasts of all time… As a behavior analyst/specialist, I found this to be super interesting. Applied behavioral analysis therapy is used typically to help people who have autism spectrum disorders, but have you ever tried to apply it to your own behaviors?

If you’re an authentic person who considers themselves as an empath… you’ll definitely relate to this episode!

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/almost-30/id1148183612?i=1000554072096

Apple Podcasts

‎Almost 30: The Key To Success + Connection That No One Talks About on Apple Podcasts

‎Show Almost 30, Ep The Key To Success + Connection That No One Talks About - Mar 15, 2022

People who switch pronouns in songs to no-homo the situation are so funny. The idea literally never even occurred to me as a kid. Couldn’t be me. I am a woman scorned. I am a man who had his heart broken. I am a guy who hates his hometown. I’m a country boy, I’m a city girl. I’m a slut. I’m addicted to cocaine. It’s a song, man.

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“I hate how he calls me pretty and I forget everything he has ever done to me.”

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