Fiercely Autistic (@fierceautistic) 's Twitter Profile
Fiercely Autistic

@fierceautistic

I’m Breanna. She/her. 31 years old and diagnosed as autistic at 17, ADD at 20. I hope this page helps to give you a better understanding of autism/ADHD!

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It’s darkly funny because it’s true. If you’re not autistic, please for the love of God- LISTEN to autistics!!! #ActuallyAutistic #Autism

It’s darkly funny because it’s true. If you’re not autistic, please for the love of God- LISTEN to autistics!!! #ActuallyAutistic #Autism
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I’m proud to say that after the pandemic lockdown, many rejections and burnout… I finally have a job again! I start receptionist work in a week. A good way to start #AutismAcceptanceMonth! #hireautistics #ActuallyAutistic

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My autism was mislabeled as... Friendly but weird... annoying... self-centered... too much... not enough... introverted... finicky... overly sensitive... talks too much... smart but... capable but... [insert positive attribute here] but...... (there's always a but)

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Get rid of the unspoken rule that talking is the only form of communication. It’s not!!! #ActuallyAutistic #AutismAcceptanceMonth

Get rid of the unspoken rule that talking is the only form of communication. It’s not!!! #ActuallyAutistic #AutismAcceptanceMonth
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My nephew’s on the spectrum like me. So is a cousin, possibly my dad and more. I’ve heard many stories of families on the spectrum. But sure, vaccines cause autism. #ActuallyAutistic #AutismAcceptanceMonth

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On this the last day of #AutismAcceptanceMonth… don’t forget about us adults!!! It should be obvious that kids become adults. So many organizations just focus on kids. What happens when we grow up? We’re older but we still need help, too. #ActuallyAutistic

On this the last day of #AutismAcceptanceMonth… don’t forget about us adults!!! It should be obvious that kids become adults. So many organizations just focus on kids. What happens when we grow up? We’re older but we still need help, too. #ActuallyAutistic
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You might see me shut down a lot, unfortunately. Especially in large groups. Wish I didn’t, but what can I do? That’s my brain saying “I’ve had enough.” #ActuallyAutistic

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Don’t lie: What’s the first thing you think of when you hear the word #autism? Yup. White boys. Sad but not surprising in a male, white-dominated country. This is why they tend to get diagnosed first. #ActuallyAutistic

Don’t lie: What’s the first thing you think of when you hear the word #autism? Yup. White boys. Sad but not surprising in a male, white-dominated country. This is why they tend to get diagnosed first. #ActuallyAutistic
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Many people have trouble remembering that I’m disabled. I guess I seem really put together- until I struggle to describe things and feelings. Until I start making noises or go mute. Until I forget tasks… I even forget people. #Autism #ADHD #ActuallyAutistic

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Say “disabled”, not “differently abled”. It’s okay for you to acknowledge our struggles!!! Just say disabled. Otherwise it seems like you’re ignoring what we struggle with. #ActuallyAutistic #Autism #ADHD

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tiktok.com/t/ZT81rWSMU/ This explains why the hashtag #ActuallyAutistic exists: for posts by autistic creators. We need to you see us and hear us. I think I do want to make videos but I need some motivation. #Autism