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<p>There is so much to say about how autistic people feel the need to mask and become extremely self-aware to the degree that we can (sometimes) manage our daily interactions. However, let’s zero in on one facet of this...

<p>Let’s talk about how a lot of autistic adults can be prone to developing an avoidant attachment style, and what we can do about it.</p>

<p>Let’s talk about where these labels come from and how we can minimize our own people-pleasing tendencies.</p>

<p>Are Black women who were shamed out of romantic ventures set up to fail? </p>

<p>Let’s talk about movies, mental health, and the need to pursue revenge. </p>

<p>Some of us soft girlies are experiencing singleness in a way that isn’t ideal (not on a Hallmark movie way, but in a “I want to split my bills in half” kind of way). Let’s talk about why that is and how we can be...

<p>Why do we struggle to have empathy for ourselves when relationships don’t go our way? How define “failure” in relationships, anyway?</p>

<p>Let’s talk about what it means to be friendly and to cultivate community from an autistic point of view.</p>

<p>Relationships can be tricky in general, but let’s talk about why they can be difficult for neurodivergent people specifically.</p>

<p>The neurodivergent dating game is just DIFFERENT. It has to be. Time to make our own rules!</p>

<p>Let’s talk about how aesthetics impact the way we view other people and what that has to do with neurodivergence.</p>

<p>“Consequences” - We Want Celebrity Apologies To Solve What We Can’t In Therapy</p>

<p>“Worst Case Scenario” - Autism and Dealing With Rejection</p><p><br></p><p>(Within the first 5 minutes, I feature a TikTok, illustrating someone’s autistic experience involving rejection. That’s what the random song...

Let’s talk about how autistic people are viewed as “unintelligent,” and in other cases, “super-smart,” and figure out how to land somewhere in between. FACT CHECK: I MEANT 1900s! Lena was a popular actress, singer...

We’re talking about the pressure for Black women to be “pleasant,” autism in women, alexythimia, and how we can use autistic-coded characters to model regulating our emotions.