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You Don’t Look Autistic

Views from the SpectrumBy Teal C.September 2, 2021

“You don’t look autistic.” I never figured out how I’m supposed to appear to someone that says that. It is like telling someone they are passing for something they are not or would rather not be.

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Coping with autism as an adult

Views from the SpectrumBy anonymous_BJuly 28, 2021

About 6 years, ago, I finally decided to get tested for a possible learning disability by a psychologist. I knew something was holding me back from successful interviews for higher paying jobs and a quality social life. I also had past social interaction challenges.

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