I betting Mic did their hair; originally only gonna do Eri's, but then Eri wanted Aizawa to look pretty, too.
can I interest you in some dadzawa :’)
Source ~ @/autisticamente_marcela
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The pathological medical model defines #Autistic play as inappropriate, restricted, and repetitive with DEFICITS in imagination, imitation, symbolism and joint attention.
A paradigm that focuses on deficits rather than strengths.
In this context, playing "appropriately" means playing with toys exactly as a typical child would play with toys.
When an autistic child plays in an unusual way, it is considered "inappropriate play." In other words, "it's different, therefore it's bad."
It's not that autistic children don't know how to play. There is no correct way to play. Play is play.
Autistic children's exploration and interaction with the world is outside of society's understanding, and just because society doesn't understand the value of doing things a certain way, it doesn't mean it's wrong.
There is nothing wrong with lining up toys. 🦒🐖🧸
There is nothing wrong with spinning the wheels of a car. 🚙
There is nothing wrong with playing with nature. 🌱
There is nothing wrong with playing with a cardboard box. 📦
Autistic play is appropriate play.
Autistic children are not broken versions of neurotypical children. Same thing goes for autistic adults (we exist by the way 😉✌️). #Autism is a natural part of the spectrum of human diversity... and diversity is beautiful.
We learn, interact and play AUTISTICALLY.
-Autísticamente Marcela 🚙 🦖 ⚽🚂
Publicación en español:
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=459514795536353&id=100044335094112
[Image description: an illustration of a child smiling and sitting on the floor while holding a stick with a leaf. The child is surrounded by a display of toys and other household items that have been lined up in a curved row (a piano, a cardboard box, a bucket & pale, a stuffed bunny, a wooden train, two plastic cups, four colored markers, a broom, a toy dinosaur, a hat, two Christmas tree ornaments, a vase with flowers, a toy bus, a potato head, a pop it, a spinner, a book, a boat, a panda bear, a rattle, a number block, a beach ball, a stacking toy and a Peppa Pig). A thinking bubble above the child has a smiley face.]
You can't be "bitches" by yourself, the word is plural... but since I'm in the same boat, it makes sense.🤣
bitches be like “i love the bad batch.” No, you love the specific found family trope because chances are you grew up lonely with no friends and the fact that the bad batch members are all different and are accepting of differences feels like a big warm hug because you’re probably queer and/or neurodivergent and felt alienated because of it since a young age. It’s me, i’m bitches
In S1 E6 of Star Wars: The Bad Batch, they had that whole back and forth over the tactical droid head... am I the only one that thought of that tactical droid head that led the Ghost Crew to Rex, Gregor, and Wolffe from Star Wars: Rebels? I don't know if it's related, but I thought it was interesting... pity the head got destroyed, but the data's still intact...🤔
if you want to actually truly support autistic rights, you need to accept the fact that many autistics will forever and unchangeably be wildly socially incompetent, and this does not make them bad or dangerous.
I look forward to the inevitable banter war between the disaster trio (mostly Obi Wan and Ahsoka though) and Maul.
you guys liked these so here:
He had buzz cut before he woke up, too... I wonder if Quaritch requested that. 🤔
There was no fucking reason to make his avatar THAT attractive. 😤
Tech, I adore you, but you need to work on your communication skills before you get someone hurt.
How are you so calm, Tech?
The Tism;)
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Unbelievable... actually no, that's very believable.😆
Hardcase lends Qui-Gon some of his ‘Special Blend’ he uses for hyperactivity.
It’s a lot stronger than he thought.
Yes I talk, or rather text, too much. I mostly just add my two cents to other posts, but I'll try not to where it's not welcome.
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