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and how Autism looks and works Be kind autism awareness full over print shirt so we can help students. Ya I don’t believe this.. autism in boys are much higher and they have easily visible traits that let you know they are on the spectrum.. I know girls get it too but the cases in boys are MUCH higher. Regardless, everyone should receive testing if they feel them or their child are on the spectrum

Be kind autism awareness full over print shirt

now she doesn’t even realize she’s doing it; the concept of masking, as she explained, is actually when you “fake it till you make it” and pretend to have the same emotions and feelings as everyone else and the marker of autism is just assuming that’s what everyone does and you are 100% normal. ‘ve been thinking the same thing for the past few months. I know a few gay couples, men and women, and a trans woman and from Be kind autism awareness full over print shirt what I’ve heard about their experiences of trying to hide their true selves it’s very similar. As you say, they constructed this whole other personality. It dictated a lifetime of how they’ve dressed,

pretend interests, friendships, relationships, even how they speak! To that extent I can relate. It’s so hard to keep the mask on, its exhausting! And the constant anxiety that you might say or do something that will cause the mask to slip and people will know and then abandon you or ostracise you. Then when you do have to courage to be who you are you no longer know that person and have to pick through the persona you built up for so many years. No wonder we end up with mental health issues! Love her! I love how much she understands about herself and how she feels comfortable sharing. As a Special Education Teacher we need more information about girls