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I am autistic. I joined groups for others like me. A lot of us are:
>were or/are in group homes or assisted living meant for us
>can't drive
>don't have jobs and don't want one
>get neetbux
>were not legally their own guardian and had to fight to become their own
>work or have worked for below minimum wage
We have asperger's. Normal IQs. Some of them are more functional than the people here. I also know some of us who have more serious problems who are more independent or had a harder time getting help because they weren't always sick. And I met a few like me recently who are just normal young adults. The autists in the groups found there own way out and I don't blame them. Being a young adult sucks and I even did the same thing. It's just odd that we were encourged or even forced to live like this. Is this a common thing now?
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>>85258730
What country do you live in?
origami and original
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>>85258821
I live in America
origami and original
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autism is not a thing. Yes a lot of people now are coddled subhumans
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>>85258730
only 20% of american adults with autism have full time jobs
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Being grouped in similar ideology with others will just get you raped or outcasted from it. Just stick to being a retard.



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