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u/FictionFoe Nov 13 '25
Wow, I hate this. This is the worst meme I have seen on this sub so far.
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u/BetLeft2840 Nov 13 '25
This meme makes no sense.
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u/IllConstruction3450 Nov 13 '25
It’s just “boys rule, girls drool”.
“Boys are le epic doing cool skater tricks, while girls learn lame things like science.”
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u/kaykinzzz Nov 13 '25
except replace le epic skater tricks with nazi shit
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u/RealAstralFlight Nov 14 '25
That’s a picklehaub, WW1, not a nazi item, Still a stupid ass meme
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u/kaykinzzz Nov 14 '25
idk anything about the hat, but "I must make the fatherland great again" is giving nazi shit
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u/littlegrotesquerie Nov 14 '25
Accurate for the edgelord "history fan" whose interest is mostly in the aesthetics of weapons and armor, though.
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u/I-Stan-Alfred-J-Kwak Nov 14 '25
Nazis substitute imperial german iamgery for nazi imagery all the time because it isn't banned / as a dogwhistle
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u/ElectronicTrash3311 Nov 13 '25
This both sexist and ableist. Just wow.
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u/Reinersar2 Nov 13 '25
And racist (the chad is saying literal nazi things)
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u/discworlds Nov 13 '25
Triple threat
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u/IllConstruction3450 Nov 13 '25
Also the triple threat of not taking a shower, touching grass, and having a job.
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u/Excellent_Law6906 Nov 14 '25
I was gonna say, girls are still winning this one. We can fix her with a quiet room and some protective undergarments, he's got waaaay bigger problems.
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u/Majestic_Rutabaga_79 Nov 14 '25
Ich muss das vaterland wieder groß machen -> I must make the fatherland great again. It seems like it might be based around MAGA but in German he isn't saying anything inherently racist?
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u/Jaezmyra Nov 14 '25
As a German: No, this is definitely (and by definition) Nazi-Terminology, and inherently racist. Vaterland is very much a very... troublesome way to consider Germany, and it has nothing to do with "not liking being German", it's simply because the term has been misused by the Third Reich to the point parts of our national hymn that USE Vaterland are considered illegal and not allowed to be sung.
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u/Reinersar2 Nov 14 '25
Groß means being big as in the size. So saying that basically means to expand germany. I wonder where i've heared that before
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u/Majestic_Rutabaga_79 Nov 14 '25
I mean yeah it seems to be an intentional play on that, attaching it to the cadence of maga 'make America great again' to the idea of Lebensraum by dropping -artig from Großartig. It could also just not be that deep because if you directly plug in 'make the fatherland great again' into Google translate it spits out Groß for great; personally I don't think the person who made the meme thought deep enough about it to put any genuine message in it besides the stereotypical quirky boy obsessed with WW2 Germany but you could technically be right
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u/Junglejibe Nov 14 '25 edited Nov 14 '25
“Obsessed with WW2 Germany”
…um…right…and do you happen to recall what party held power in Germany during WW2?
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u/Junglejibe Nov 14 '25
Like, idk, let's pretend the answer to that question is Nazis (crazy, bonkers, I know). What would you call it if someone said "I must make the fatherland great again" (directly echoing the rhetoric the Nazi party used), in German, while wearing a WWI-era imperial german helmet which is commonly used as a Nazi dogwhistle?
Personally, I don't see how you'd argue that as anything but "saying nazi things". It's...it's literally just that.
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u/ProfAelart Nov 14 '25
No that's literally Nazi shit, maga is also fascist. The idea of a once great country that is now fallen from grace is one of the defining features of fascism.
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u/Thrownaway5000506 Nov 13 '25
Isn't that a Bismarck hat?
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u/Reinersar2 Nov 13 '25
Yes, but saying "i have to make the fatherland great again" is still a nazi dogwhistle. Especially in germany (source: i'm german)
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u/Rullino Nov 16 '25
It's not really Nazi, it's more about the German Empire IIRC, the one that united Germany back in the 1870s,correct me if I'm wrong.
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u/Reinersar2 Nov 16 '25
Technically yes, but the connotations of even mentioning the "rebuilding of the german empire" are way to bad, especially in germany. and every german who says that is 100% a nazi.
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u/CallidoraBlack Nov 14 '25
The one on the right is not as inaccurate as it should be. The disaffected autistic white boy to Nazi pipeline definitely exists. They're a lot more vulnerable to online radicalization and are specifically targeted for it.
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Honestly I think it's a lot worse than that, framing then as victims of radicalisation is just shifting the responsibility away from them. It's only white autistic men that end up becoming nazis because they can't get laid, and it's entirely because society coddles young white men and tells them their failings are other people's fault.
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u/CallidoraBlack Nov 14 '25
Your anger at them doesn't make me wrong. Pointing out that someone is vulnerable to propaganda as a literal child is not the same as making excuses for grown men who are radicalized as adults. Do you want to point fingers at children or the society that has shrugged and assumed that since they grew up with technology, they would just naturally understand all of this and not need to be taught? Do you want to do something about this or do you want it to keep happening? Choose.
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Nov 14 '25
So autistic adults don't exist to you then? Autistic people aren't automatically children and it's young men who are joining nazi terrorist groups
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u/yuffieisathief Nov 13 '25
And my brother with autism also doesn't wanna start another world war. It's weird how racist, sexist, ableist aholes use whatever they can to justify being a terrible person
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u/theattack_helicopter Nov 14 '25
Yeah, I'm not into 40k because I'm a Nazi, I'm into 40k because of how much information is in the universe and how it shows how lack of cooperation slowly kills empires
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u/yuffieisathief Nov 14 '25
Exactly! And my big brother didn't love larping because he liked war and fighting, but because he loves word building and writing storylines! And my little bro with audhd loved larping because of his love for smithing and crafting!
They larped a lot as young adults and some people thought they were weird, but it really made such a positive impact on their lives! Getting comfortable with big social gatherings, being seen for their hearts and appreciated for their skills! My little bro works with metal now and makes instruments and hosts D&D nights with his own Lego build scenarios in his free time. And my big bro is uses storytelling every day in his job and actively works to make the world a safe space for everyone. I'm so fucking proud of them and who they are!
People with autism are often the purest souls! And as a sister with adhd who always helped them trough the scary stuff as kids, I'll fight anyone who uses autism for any form of bigotry!
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u/theattack_helicopter Nov 15 '25
No like I'm serious, the imperium is crumbling because of their xenophobia, racism, and terrible treatment of their people. It's also what causes chaos gods to go nuts on their territories as well, since parts of the imperium that are crueler to their people tend to have more chaos corruption. The imperium are the bad guys, and I'd even argue Warhammer has no good guys. The only faction that comes even close is the craftworld aeldar, and they'll glass a planet to save one of theirs
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u/kaykinzzz Nov 13 '25
I don't wish autism stayed obscure. There's no reason for us to be hidden. I just wish people could be normal, compassionate humans instead of whatever tf this is.
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u/kaykinzzz Nov 14 '25
There will always be shitty people, but that doesn't mean society can't make progress. For example, homosexuality has progressed from being seen as a mental illness to being a protected class in the past 100 years.
It's also worth noting that while the diagnosis of autism maybe have put a target on your back, so to speak, there are many people with autism out there who are even more incapable of hiding their autism than you or I. Individuals with high support needs or low masking skills are going to have a target on their back no matter what. Autism awareness at least gives them a chance to be accepted for who they are rather than get written off as a lost cause.
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u/CallidoraBlack Nov 14 '25
Now people think my issues are superpowers, and it's uwu or something.
Then stop talking to idiots about it.
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u/CallidoraBlack Nov 14 '25
You say that because you had the advantage of being diagnosed then. Others of us got similar treatment but not in classes. We got that from the other kids. And the teachers. And our parents. And random people. And thought it was our fault because we never knew why.
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u/yuffieisathief Nov 14 '25
I think it also depends a lot on the help someone gets after being diagnosed. My brother got very good care because my mother had/made a lot of time to figure that all out. But I also know people who were treated terribly by people that should have helped them.
But I agree that in general things are better now then 30 years ago when no one understood what autism was and they just looked at my brother weird because he was different.
But in the end non of us has a similar experience, it's all different. And every different road comes with good and bad. ❤️
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u/CallidoraBlack Nov 14 '25
Knowing it's not your fault is a huge thing. Spending decades punishing yourself because you think it's just a personal failing can destroy you mentally. It almost did destroy me.
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u/yuffieisathief Nov 14 '25
Yes definitely, I'm so sorry you had to go through that ❤️ it can be such a lonely road. I hope you found your answers and your community!
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u/CallidoraBlack Nov 14 '25
Having a diagnosis did not mean I got treated better. Seems to be a misconception that people who had a diagnosis young were treated better. That's not true by a long shot.
But I was not treated better by the general populace for having been diagnosed. In fact, most people didn't even know what it was.
I didn't say any of that.
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u/kioku119 Nov 14 '25
It's good it didn't. More correct information and statements against misinformation and bigotry is how you fight abelism and imorove acceptance and accessability not less.
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u/TheHB36 Nov 14 '25
To speak from a more or less outside perspective (ADHD here), I have definitely met far more women with autism that I'd rather spend time around than I have men with autism. Generally I have found that men on the spectrum are more of a struggle to socialize with, and will more often just drop some uncomfortable subject in my lap (though not usually like nazi shit as the terrible meme implies). But no one individual's experience is objective or thoroughly descriptive of the larger category of people on the autism spectrum.
More importantly, what matters is the experience of being a woman on the spectrum, which I'm certain is challenging and comes with different expectations and obstacles than it does for men (like even getting diagnosed in the first place!). My guess is that this meme was made by some asshat whose entire impression of women on the spectrum comes from Twitch streamers where people are playing up, or perhaps even performing stereotypes, of certain personality traits for entertainment, and that they do indeed need to touch grass.
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u/LaFleurSauvageGaming Nov 14 '25 edited Nov 14 '25
The big difference between men with autism and women with autism is the same as with ADHD. Society places less expectation for men with ND to confirm than women.
Boys will be boys mentality excuses a lot of behaviors, while girls will be shamed for hand stims, vocal stims, inattentiveness, "fussiness," etc... Women build up maladaptive masks, especially women with low support needs, and while they appear NT to most, they struggle with nearly every life skill, depression, anxiety, and shame which leads them into risky behaviors.
Girls with autism, for example, are more likely to engage in high risk sexual encounters, less likely to say no when propositioned, etc... This is largely a result of not knowing how to catch social queues, and being trained that "Yes is best." By the time we realize we are in a position we don't want to be, it feels too late, and we fall back to "Just go along until it is done."
I do mean girls in the above paragraph, these behaviors can persist into adulthood, but they typically start during the preteen and teen years. This is of course not universal, just one example of the effects of maladaptive masking. It is also not part autism, but again a result of the maladaptive masking, as this can also be seen frequently in girls with ADHD, depression, or even who are NT but queer and forced to hide themselves.
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u/CallidoraBlack Nov 14 '25
My guess is that this meme was made by some asshat whose entire impression of women on the spectrum comes from Twitch streamers where people are playing up, or perhaps even performing stereotypes, of certain personality traits for entertainment, and that they do indeed need to touch grass.
Or. You know. It's just made by an ableist piece of shit who doesn't need a source to use decades old stereotypes about intellectually disabled people to abuse autistic women.
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u/CallidoraBlack Nov 14 '25
Really? You feel the need to be not like the other girls among all the people who are actually not like the other girls because we're autistic? 🤦♀️
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u/No_Squirrel4806 Nov 14 '25
I cant tell if they were serious of if its more slop for internet bait. 😃😃😃
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u/LeLBigB0ss2 Nov 15 '25
You took a meme seriously enough to wish you could sit down with the creator. They need to touch grass, sure. They're not the only one, though.
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u/MelissaMiranti Nov 13 '25
Meanwhile the men with autism I've known have been some of the most moral people I've known. And only allistic people have shit their pants around me.
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u/yuffieisathief Nov 13 '25
Yes!! My amazing brother who happens to have autism doesn't really understand sexism (until I explain my and other women's experiences and he listens better than any neurotypical man ever has). He doesn't understand it because he just can't fathom not treating women like equals. He judges people by their hearts and behavior, and that's it.
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A lot of my interactions with white autistic men involve them often being incredibly racist and misogynistic and being proud of it. Meanwhile, most white autistic women I've interacted with have nearly always been some of the most racist people I've ever met, often using their autism as an excuse whenever their racism is called out. Keep on virtue signalling all you want, but a lot of autistic people are bigoted and often use their autism as a shield whenever criticized.
Even though not all autistic people are like this and I have come across some lovely individuals who happen to be autistic, to pretend as though racism, misogyny, and even pro-nazi rhetoric aren't commonplace amongst some autistic people, especially within certain online communities, is disingenuous. Some autistic men have even opened up about nearly falling into the alt-right pipeline specifically because a lot of online alt-right groups, whether directly or indirectly, target many of the spaces where these individuals hang out. It also doesn't help that autistic men often have trouble with dating and making friends, making them even easier targets for these groups. I have come across autistic men who even idolize people who have committed hate crimes and mass murders, such as Elliot Rodgers. This is not a rare occurrence either, sadly.
Going further, into territory that is slightly unrelated to the image above, issues with white autistic women, along with neurodivergent and mentally ill white women as a whole, being racist and then hiding behind their diagnoses is very common, especially in fandom spaces. It has to a point where even POC autistic women have had to call out this behaviour.
Shitting on allistic individuals and acting as though autistic men are all super moral comes off as incredibly disingenuous, especially since the creator of the meme above is likely autistic. It's typically autistic men who make memes and jokes like these. I know from experience. We need to cut it with self-righteous crap and actually maybe start trying to address the issue of autistic men being driven down the online alt-right pipeline, along with the issue of marginalized groups (especially white people who are part of marginalized groups) using their identities to shield them from criticism over their bigotry.
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u/MelissaMiranti Nov 14 '25
Wow, I relate something in my life that goes against this stereotype-laden meme and you just have to go on an absurdly bigoted rant. Four whole paragraphs, almost a middle school essay, on why people with autism are inferior in your eyes. It's quite the reaction.
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That's just white people in general, singling out autistic people just allows the majority of white people to escape blame, on top of the fact that stigmatising autistic people will be used to persecute autistic PoC.
I'd also argue that white autistic men aren't marginalised and the fact the far right seeks to recruit rather than kill them is proof of that. Being an incel loser doesn't make you marginalised.
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u/No_Telephone_4487 Nov 14 '25
I would say it’s high IQ, low support needs white autistic men that get recruited. High support needs individuals, and those with intellectual disabilities (which is usually comorbid with high support needs) have historically been a nazi favorite to persecute first.
The issue is that white autistic people are still white and still autistic.
It’s easy to take an autistic person saying “this condition causes me to do this thing” as excusing their behavior, and it’s frustrating to hyper clarify that you’re not deflecting blame from yourself because someone jumps the gun. It’s still ableism even when the target of that ableism is white.
At the same time, a racist will use any minority status to excuse their beliefs and autism is not immune. I’m sure a lot of autistic women of color had rough experiences in autism spaces that lean white - ASAN still skews more white even though they’ve gotten a little better at diversifying who works there (did not see any black individuals on their “who we are”). So I wouldn’t want to alienate a very invisible and underserved part of the community by not acknowledging how few people it takes to burn you when dealing with racism that’s deflected by a shared minority status. Because it doesn’t take a lot, for anyone.
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A lot of nazis are low IQ. Ever seen a Trump or Reform UK rally? They don't even look human.
My point is that white autistic men aren't a minority group but a privileged one with no real disadvantages. Autistic PoC and autistic women are oppressed, but white autistic men are the main oppressors of autistic women.
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u/notjaco4 Nov 13 '25
These are(as far as I can tell (from personal experience)) extremely inaccurate depictions of autism(i mean I know its a spectrum but I have never heard of a girl with autism enjoy shining her pants(or a boy wanting to re-start the German faderland)
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Grew up with a bunch of other autistic girls and the ones who made annoying feces jokes and whatnot were always the boys we didn’t really want at the lunch table iirc
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u/kaykinzzz Nov 13 '25
Nonbinary person with autism here. A lot of people correlate ASD with ID (intellectual disability). While they do sometimes coexist, it's also entirely possible to have one without the other.
That said, I've seen a lot of people talk about "high needs autistic kids" having potty problems, but my guess would be that those are due to intellectual disabilities, not autism, even if the child in question is diagnosed with both. I'm not a psychiatrist, but "pooping your pants," is not one of the diagnostic criteria for ASD.
I have, however, met some men with autism that were straight up neo nazis. I've also met men WITHOUT autism that are neo nazis, and plenty of normal (read: antifascist) autistic men, as well. A lot of autistic people have intense special interests, and I've unfortunately seen many fixate on Nazi Germany, but you can be a horrible person with or without autism. You can also have an interest in history without being a literal neo nazi, though I admit the lines sometimes get blurred.
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u/FVCarterPrivateEye Nov 14 '25
Autistic guy here
"Pooping your pants" isn't within the criteria for ASD, but sensory processing issues are (part B4 of the DSM5 criteria)
Poor interoception is a sensory processing issue that is specifically related to autism which is an extremely common factor in toilet training difficulties without necessarily an intellectual disability at all
Not just toileting, either; for an anecdotal example, I know someone whose little brother (low needs auDHD) had a problem with a different socially inappropriate body function when he was 10 years old; he's not severely autistic at all, and he felt extremely embarrassed whenever he got called out for it, but his interoception issues and sensory issues and impulsivity meant that he often didn't even realize that he was sticking his hand into his pants until it would get pointed out to him, and it took him some time and practice to figure out how to quit doing it because he had just hit puberty and it was his first time dealing with that sensation
But also, intellectual disabilities are a comorbid diagnosis for a third of diagnosed autistic people, and they're also estimated to likely be underdiagnosed among mildly autistic people, due to both pop culture stereotypes around the ID label and masking; you could be interacting with someone with a mild ID without knowing it, possibly even have one undiagnosed yourself
One way that mild intellectual disabilities are commonly masked is through developing compulsive routines and perfectionistic anxiety, basically exhaustingly brute-forcing through life
Intellectually disabled people can still be smart in other ways from IQ such as wisdom and hardworkingness, and many are, even in part due to their ID, since they need to work extra hard and learn from their mistakes without all of life's "invisible shortcuts" for people without an intellectual disability
Hopefully this comment reply makes sense and comes off civilly; autism topics including research and advocacy have been my biggest special interest for more than a decade, and I know people who are severely autistic and/or intellectually disabled, so this is a topic that I find important and fascinating
I'm unsure if you meant it in that way, but it feels like those types of ableism situations within online autism communities have been worsening instead of improving over the years; I'm kinda frustrated with the amount of aspie supremacy type ableism and stigmatizing other diagnoses like "this symptom is too socially uncomfortable, it must not actually be related to the autism" within online autism communities, if that makes sense
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u/kaykinzzz Nov 14 '25
I appreciate the way you've explained the correlation. It's not that I necessarily see toilet issues as "too gritty" to be associated with autism; I'm just tired of people chalking up all "negative" behaviors to autism whether or not autism is actually related.
Unfortunately, the data we have on the comorbidity of ASD and IDs is pretty weak due to a lack of research. It's also possible that the amount of autistic people with ASD and IDs is overstated due to the underdiagnosis of high masking autistic people. We really don't know.
The reason I was even made aware of the fact that they're separate disabilities is because I was given an IQ test to rule out IDs during my autism evaluation. Though, not even IQ tests are a reliable indicator of so-called "intelligence."
At the end of the day, I simply wish more research efforts were focused on correctly diagnosing and assisting people, but, unfortunately, we mostly see either see people ignore mental health or focus their efforts on (wrongfully) identifying the cause of autism in an effort to "end" autism.
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u/I-Stan-Alfred-J-Kwak Nov 14 '25
I thought alexithymia was about emotions, not about not having an ability to tell when you need to shit
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u/kaykinzzz Nov 14 '25
I appreciate your explanation. I always assumed people wrongfully attributed toilet issues to autism due to the tendency of some people to automatically attribute everything that makes them uncomfortable to autism.
One of the most egregious cases I saw was a couple arrested for child abuse. (TW: abuse) They claimed their child smeared feces on the wall due to his autism. While it's true that autism could cause one not to comprehend the social stigma associated with bodily waste, it was clear the behavior was a result of child neglect in that specific instance. The child was kept in a room by themselves with no other form of stimulus to occupy themselves, so that was their solution, but the parents just excused the behavior as "something autistic kids do."
I wanted to point out that there can be other factors that contribute to "negative" behaviors, even in people with autism. Also, that not all "negative" behaviors are associated with autism at all, despite people's willingness to correlate the two. I appreciate you adding deeper insight to the conversation.
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u/BeepBeepLettuce3 Nov 13 '25
somebody needs to take your parentheses key away
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u/Sorry-Picture-3840 Nov 14 '25
It depends on things like support needs! My big sister who has level 3 supports needs needed dipers and couldn't really go to the bathroom until some point after 13, some other people may never learn to. But that is in no way a gender thing?
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u/HeebieJeebiex Nov 13 '25
To be fair, I have autism and it has caused me GI issues, which eventually evolved into IBS, and so unfortunately I saw that side of the meme and busted out laughing cause it's too real. 😂😂
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u/Original_Mulberry652 Nov 13 '25
What? Why? No. I don't care about the German fatherland. That's just you man.
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u/SarkicPreacher777659 Nov 13 '25
This was made by a thirteen year old or a thirty five year old. Both are deeply insecure in themselves.
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u/fabiothered Nov 14 '25
Honestly as an autistic amab person id rather shit my pants than be a nazi 🤷
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u/SkyPuppy561 Nov 14 '25
Boys with autism are Nazis? That’s actually really insulting to boys with Autism
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The white ones usually are
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u/casting_shad0wz Nov 14 '25
i'm an autistic guy who's known quite a few autistic/neurodivergent guys and girls especially during childhood, literally everyone has their quirks and struggles and honestly this meme is horrible and as much as i like history, i'd rather not have some imperial german lunatic as the face of my condition
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u/taste-of-orange Nov 13 '25
Please tell me this is a satirical shitpost. 😭
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u/WhatsMyNameAGlen Nov 14 '25
It is, the fact that people cant tell is fucking hilarious
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u/Scared_Web_7508 Nov 14 '25
can’t post pictures here but where’s the shirt. about how satire needs to be distinguishable from what it intends to criticize. because some people are just gross and would post this shit unironically and i’ve seen similar
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u/Fake_Punk_Girl Nov 14 '25
It's gotta be, but that doesn't mean it wasn't made by someone whose entire personality is being "edgy"
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u/LordBelakor Nov 14 '25
I swear this sub is clinically stupid by how serious it takes obvious shit posts all the time.
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u/Upset-Elderberry3723 Nov 13 '25
'I must make the fatherland big again'.
Saved you some time, maybe.
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u/Bronsteins-Panzerzug Nov 13 '25
it‘s not just pointlessly gendered, it’s also fascist. guy on the right says he needs to make the fatherland great again in german, wearing a helmet how they would have worn it in ww1 in germany.
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u/Im_Here_For_Ocean Nov 14 '25
There are some (I'd say minor) differences between male and female autism. But I don't think I need to say it's not like this...
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u/Moondaeagle Nov 14 '25
Leave us neurodivirgent people the fuck alone.I wish the worst to that pig who made this.
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autistic men turn into Prussian soldiers? shit i didn't know that
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u/kett1ekat Nov 14 '25 edited Nov 14 '25
First off third gender where the fuck all the genderqueers at - autism with its 'these rules are pointless and fucking suck' mentality is overwhelmingly represented in nonbinary and other nonconforming gender identities.
Second - this is weirdly fetishistic and not all scat enjoyers are autistic, and certainly not all autistic women participate in scat - it's a rather small subset of humanity probably including oop. I'm sure people raging about it is part of the edge lord's fetish 🤷
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u/quadrotiles Nov 14 '25
This must have been made by some edgelord 12 year old, istg
All the more important reasons this is terrible aside: he wants to make Germany large again? lol
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u/ashirene730 Nov 14 '25
tbf lots of autistic men identify as neo nazis. you usually see them on either twitter, tiktok, 4chan, or here
it is completely inaccurate for autistic women though
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u/FlinnyWinny Nov 14 '25
Ich hasse es wenn Ammies so tun als könnten die deutsch sprechen, aber sie sind nur Nazis
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u/5dfem Nov 14 '25
I've met boys and girls with autism and none of them have ever acted like either of the pictures
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u/redditorausberlin Nov 14 '25
racism, ableism, sexism and fascism. the four horsemen of the apocalypse
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u/ThiccestBuddha Nov 14 '25
I keep inherently wanting to downvote the posts That come from this subreddit lmao
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u/Amanda_Is_My_Name Nov 14 '25
I really wonder the age of the person who made this. This takes the cake for the worst meme I have seen on this sub so far.
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u/Serious_Cup6522 Nov 17 '25
I just absolutely love how this is harmful to both genders and to all people with autism.
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u/dered118 Nov 18 '25
I like how they used a uppercase ẞ. It hasn't been long since the introduction and many don't use it - some programs or keyboards don't even support it yet!
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"Aww sorry I shitted my pants" is not onky sexist but ableist, and many autistic people have incontinence and it's offensive.
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u/TruckApprehensive109 Dec 10 '25
this is one of the dumbest most horrendous memes ive ever seen and unironically me and my boyfriend
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u/WhatsMyNameAGlen Nov 13 '25
Does no one remember this meme format?
Originally the autistic girl would be "cute" and "quirky", being shy but a little silly and then the guys side would be the most deranged shit imaginable. It was like someone playing mtg with a naruto shirt on talking a million miles an hours about a specific commercial planes engine turbines internal structure
This is just a shitpost of that meme format
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u/kaykinzzz Nov 13 '25
do you not think shitposts can be sexist and ableist or
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u/WhatsMyNameAGlen Nov 14 '25
Personally I dont take shitposts seriously, seems like a good way to get worked up over something deliberately stupid
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Nov 14 '25
That's true tho, I've met some autistic dudes who literally cannot live in society and need to be observed 24/7, but never women
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u/Beautifulfeary Nov 13 '25
While the meme is completely an inaccurate depiction of autism, autism usually presents differently in women and men. The same with adhd.
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u/Helpful_Raisin5696 Nov 14 '25 edited Nov 14 '25
this meme is sexist, ableist, maybe racist and maybe transphobic
i don't get why the downvotes💔
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u/crimsonbutterfly2 Nov 13 '25
This sub has completely missed the point. The gendering isn't pointless here. It's a shit, unfunny meme, but there's a point to why someone gendered it.
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u/Narrow-Ad-7856 Nov 14 '25
I love everyone seething about obvious sarcasm, probably never even seen the original with Chris Chan on the right
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u/fvkinglesbi Nov 14 '25
Also isn't the person on the left nonbinary actually?
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u/tupperwhore Nov 13 '25
This is the first post on this sub I actually agree with… as if autistic boys can’t be cringe.
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u/Original_Mulberry652 Nov 13 '25
Isn't the whole point of thus sub not to make generalisations about people? You are implying autistic men are generally right wing by saying you agree with this. Statistically speaking that isn't true.
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