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@mmysticbloom · Mystical Unicorn Land · joined 20 Sep 2019

🌺 Mystic Bloom – Authenticity & Healing Advocate | She/They 🌟 Sober since Feb 22, 2025 | 2SLGBTQ+ | Level 1 Autistic & ADHD ☆ Human Services Professional ♡

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autism im girls. same neurology. often a different presentation. not less autism. just more hidden. often missed. often masking. often misunderstood. always deserving support. let's look deeper. interests, feelings, sensory world, strengths, social rules.
why girls are often missed. many girls watch, copy and rehearse social behavior. their interests may look typical, but become very intense and detail-focused. they may seem quiet, compliant or perfectionist instead of disruptive. the struggle isb real - it is just easier to miss. masking can look like coping. notice the hidden effort.
common signs can look different.  deep, specific interests. strong need for routine snd sameness. sensory sensitivities to noise, clothing, food or touch. exhaustion after school or socializing. big feeling that build quietly. my routine... not all signs are loud. small things help a lot. different presentation; same real needs.
masking can hide a lot. she may force eye contact, copy phrases and rehearse conversations. she may hide stimming, confusion or overwhelm. she may look fine in public and crash at home.  fitting in can be exhaustint. looking okay does not mean she is feeling okay. in public: smiles, looks engaged, seems confident, "just like everyone else"; behind the calm may be a lot of effort.
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life has tested you every day, but no matter how hard it has been, you still manage to put one foot in front of the other. believe in your strength because nothing can stop you from moving forward.
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@mmysticbloom Sexually abused children take on a whole new personality to survive.They wear a mask to hide the pain of who they really are.The only time they take off the mask is when they are with people they feel safe around and trust.Let’s make Scotland a mask free country for 64 views · 3 likes · 3 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
I have become fluent in a language I was never taught the language of looking okay. I smile when I am overwhelmed. I nod when I don't understand. I say, “I'm fine,” because explaining why I'm not takes more energy than I have. They see the eye contact, so they don't see the 402 views · 20 likes · 3 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
https://t.co/WHjPkS439c Being different is ok!! Been different my entire life and been bullied for being autistic by person's miscommitted to understanding me and autism. #Vss #Vss365 #Disabled 277 views · 18 likes · 1 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →
Accommodations keep us safe. https://t.co/FAfKpHYbjU
When we ask for accommodations, we are not asking for special treatment or being selfish. We are simply advocating for our needs fo be met so that we can fully participate and contribute to the world around us
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The image titled "Why Self-Employment Matters to Me as a Disabled Person: A Personal Perspective" highlights the benefits of self-employment for a disabled individual. It includes the following points with corresponding illustrations:I Work Best on My Own Terms (laptop with coffee).I Can Build In Rest When I Need It (person relaxing on a chair).I Create My Own Accommodations (checklist).I Set My Own Pace (clock with arrow).My Work Reflects My Passion (house with a sign).I Am Not Penalized for Being Myself (infinity symbol).I Fully Contribute (invoice with "PAID" stamp).I Deserve Recognition, Not Scrutiny (trophy).I Shouldn't Have to Justify My Path (three figures of different heights).
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Approximately one in four adults lives with a disability, chronic illness, or neurodivergence, yet societal awareness and accommodations often fall short of addressing their diverse needs. These conditions span a wide range, from physical disabilities like mobility impairments to
Chronically ill people belong everywhere.  They always have, and they always will.
Neurodivergent people belong everywhere.  They always have, and they always will.
Disabled people belong everywhere.  They always have, and they always will.
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Signs of #Autistic burnout: Do you know anyone currently experiencing this? I know I am. #AutismAwareness #AutisticBurnout https://t.co/71PIkRk25o
Signs of autistic burn out:

Chronic exhaustion.
Heightened anxiety. 
Difficulty completing tasks. 
Extra sensitive to stimuli. 
Dysregulated emotions.
Shutdowns and meltdowns.
More stimming behaviors.
Withdrawal from social situations.
Difficulty managing self-care activities. 
Decreased verbal communication.
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Many people don't look at #Autistic burn out for what it actually is. It's very different than just neurotypical burn out. We can be in autistic burn out mode for months, often times up to a year or longer (really depends on the autistic person's life circumstances). https://t.co
Autistic burnout isn't just being tired: 

It's  -

- forgetting words mid-sentence.
- feeling like a robot with a dead battery.
- needing 3 days to recover from a 1-hour social event. 

If you know, you know.
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The best way to learn about #AutismSpectrumDisorder it is from the actual voices of #Autistic persons https://t.co/fRLtDwclWT
No one truly understands Autism unless they have lived with it.
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I do this!! Who else? #ActuallyAutistic https://t.co/bxNl5OrYKL
What is echolalia? 

Echolalia is when a child or adult with Autism (or other conditions) repeats sounds, words, or vocalizations. 

This may include a favorite movie quote, phrase, question, or verbal command.
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YES to all of these!! #AutismAwareness #AutismAcceptance #Audhd https://t.co/ZUBfdSJbQg
Autistic brain powers: 

Depth of perception.
Superior longterm memory. 
Creative forms of communication.
Complex reasoning.
Radar for details. 
Heightened sensed.
Hyper focused. 
Extreme empathy.
Profound intuition.
Connection with nature.
Hyper focus.
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Yes, one can have #Autistic burnout & depression at the same time: https://t.co/P50stJmg9U
Key differences:

Burnout: you want to do things but feel too depleted.

Depression: you feel numb or disinterested, even in things you usually love.

Burnout: Recovery is possible with rest, sensory breaks, & unmasking.

Depression: Often needs targeted mental health treatment.
Can I have both? 

Yes!!

Burnout can lead to depression if your needs go unmet for too long.

and depression can make Burnout worse.
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It doesn't mean I lack emotions. 

Autism doesn't mean I lack emotions. Autistic people feel emotions just like everyone else, though we may express or experience them differently. We might show more or less emotion than others, but that doesn't make us robots or mentally unstable.
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Before I arrive even, the cup is FULL or I've spilled bits of liquids all over the ground. #AutismAcceptanceMonth https://t.co/sxMUGuSNN5
What is Autistic overwhelm?

For neurotypical people, you start with an empty cup, so when stresses arrive, they are contained in the cup.

For neurodivergent people, the cup is already half full as it is do stressful to mask, so when stresses arrive the cup overflows.
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THIS. #ActuallyAutistic #AutismAwareness #AutismAcceptance https://t.co/a4Z1c2cPMO
How I'm labelled:
Touchy.
Easily upset.
Distractable & fidgety.
Lazy & irritable.
Fickle & unreliable. 
Rigid & obsessive.
Inauthentic.
Tactless, rude. 
Naive, gullible.
Cold, uncaring.
Arrogant, aggressive.
Over bearing, cocky. 
Slow, procrastinatory. 
Obtuse, imperceptive. 
Distractable, disorganized.
Nosy, righteous. 
Disabled by my "disorder."
Weird.

What I really am: 
Sensitive & hyperempathetic.
Anxious & unsure.
Dysregulated. 
Juggling social burn out.
Hyper focused & passionate.
Masking for survival. 
Honest, direct. 
Trusting, altruistic.
Logical, solutions-based.
Autonomous, self-preserving. 
Knowledgeable, sincere.
Meticulous, conscientious. 
Seeking clarity, processing.
Observant, mentally agile. 
Moral, just-minded.
Disabled by my environment.
Neurodivergent.
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#Audhd isn't just #Autism + #Adhd - https://t.co/tRVZE4hgsz
AuDHD isn't just Autism + Adhd:

Autism:
- Prefers structure, struggles with social nuance, may avoid eye contact.
- Easily overwhelmed by sounds, lights, textures, or foods.
- Long-term exhaustion from masking and sensory overload. 

ADHD: 

- Craves connection but may struggle with maintaining friendships.
- Craves movement, loud music, fidgeting, or risk-taking.
- Runs on adrenaline, then crashes hard. 

AuDHD: 
- Masks heavily, feels "too much" or "not enough" in different spaces.
- Both sensory-seeking & sensory-avoidant, needs careful balance.
- Pushing through exhaustion due to masking, sensory stress, & executive dysfunction.
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Autism:

1. Awareness: Awareness is knowing that somebody has autism. 

2. Acceptance: Acceptance is when you include an Autistic individual in your activities. 

3. Advocacy: Advocacy means standing firm against stereotypes & misconceptions while celebrating diversity & strengths.
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#Autism has its challenges too. It is not easy being us. Most days, I don't even want to exist. #AutismAcceptance #AutismAwareness https://t.co/JQJOnwkJm3
Acceptance isn't romanticizing Autism, it's respecting.
Acknowledging struggles & advocating for Autism acceptance can co-exist.
Autism is a neurotype. It comes with strengths & challenges.
We are not romantizing Autism. We are respecting Autistic people.
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We need to keep debunking these myths!! Please repost. #AutismSpectrumDisorder #ActuallyAutistic #Adhd #Audhd #MentalHealth #AutismAwareness #AutismAcceptance #AutismAwarenessMonth #DisabilityRebellion #DisabilityTwitter #Autist #Autistic https://t.co/Qe6p1JxnTS
Myth

Autism is overdiagnosed.

Currently, 1 in 36 (or 2.7%) of 8 year old children are diagnosed weird Autism in the U.S.

This is significantly lower than other developmental conditions such as ADHD, Language Delay, Dyslexia, and Learning Disabilities.

We expect for the prevalence to continue to rise as people become more knowledgeable about Autism and as minorities gain more accessible access to evaluations and support; which has been lacking for DECADES.

Better screening, more awareness, and decreased stigma = more diagnoses.
Myth:
 
Autism is caused by vaccines.

This myth has been debunked by numerous research studied available on www.healthchildren.org and searching VACCINE SAFETY using the search function (magnifier feature/icon).

We have not yet pinpointed ONE single underlying reason for Autism - but genetics is the leading known cause; which is why see it commonly in second born children is a first child is Autistic, in twins, or if a parent is Autistic.

Autism research is continously ongoing; however MANY LARGE studies around the world have ruled out the vaccine/Autism myth.
Myth: 

Autism is caused by bad parenting, certain foods, or screens. 

Autism is NOT caused by a parenting style, food, or a screen. It's part of WHO a person is. The harmful myth regarding parenting style and Autism traces back to the 1950s with the Refrigerator Mother Hypothesis, which wrongly suggested that emotionally distant or neglectful mothers could traumatize their children into developing Autism.

Despite being scientifically discredited long ago, remnants of this myth persist today and this narrative is disrespecting to the loving parents of Autistic children and Autistic people themselves.
Myth: 

Autism can only impact boys. 

Currently, boys are 4 times more likely to be diagnosed with Autism than girls; this is due to a variety of factors, one of which being our knowledge of Autism stems from research on young white males who presented in what we now call "stereotypical" Autism.

Autistic girls are commonly diagnosed much later or under-diagnosed because they often present in different ways, such as primarily with anxiety and sensory processing differences. Many girls are socially motivated and learn to hide their needs to meet societal expectations for females early on. It's important to note that all sexes can mask and present in a non-stereotypical manner.
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#AutismAwareness #AutismAwarenessMonth https://t.co/TDZfeZ8Yc5
What is Autism? 

Autism is a diagnosis relating to the way someone's brain is wired. 

Autism exists on a spectrum - each experience is different - Autism is *not* caused by vaccines. 

Autism is classified as a neurodevelopmental disorder.

Autism is part of the neurodivergent umbrella.
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Autism isn't a level - it's a profile. 

Routines and interests.
Sensory processing. 
Social energy.
Executive functioning.
Emotional regulation.
Communication.
Movement and motor skills. 

It's a set of traits - different for everyone, and always shifting.
2 Autistic people can have the same diagnosis and totally different support needs.
Functioning labels don't help.  They hide needs, erase strengths, and reinforce stigma. Support should be flexible - not based on assumptions.
On world autism day and every day:

Autism isn't a problem to solve. It's a neurological identity to support, understand, and celebrate.
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#Neurodiversity https://t.co/IFzavwGH4k
Living well with neurodiversity: 

Accepting autism and ADHD is one thing. But learning how to live with it is something else. 

Each person is individual and no two journeys will ever be the same.
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#AutismAwareness #AutismAwarenessMonth #AutismAcceptanceWeek https://t.co/49Bg3Hor6t
Autism is a neurological difference, a diverse way of being human. This is nothing wrong with me. There is nothing broken. I see, hear, experience the world in an autistocn way.  While autistic people share some similarities, we are also very, very different. We are ALL unique and that is a beautiful thing.
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#AutismAcceptanceWeek https://t.co/OdXKRBgE7U
Autism: 

Autism has no nationality, no culture, no religion or gender. 

Autism is not a disease or an illness that can be caught; Autism can make some people feel different and see different. Autism requires different levels of love, understanding & support. 

Autism isn't one size fits all and doesn't come with instructions.

Autism won't stop people living lives full of achievements and love.

Autism is a condition and like all conditions - there can be good & bad days.

Autism won't stop people shining like stars in the night sky above.
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You can start to unlearn your ableism by understanding & accepting us. 💖✨️🦄🫶🦄 #ActuallyAutistic #AutismAwareness #AutismAcceptanceWeek #AutismAcceptance #Neurodivergent #Neurodiversity #MentalHealth #MondayMotivation https://t.co/BB3ABSw97C
Autism isn't the problem. Ableism is. The goal isn't to make autistic people "less autistic." The goal is to make the world more accepting.
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What #AutismSpectrumDisorder is & is not: #AutismAwareness #AutismAcceptanceWeek #Neurodivergent #Neurodiversity https://t.co/ZZWGVthnIP
Autism is not a disease or an illness that needs to be cured. 

Autism is not an emergency diagnosis. 

Autism is not a behavior disorder.

Autism is not a medical condition that can be treated. 

Autism is not something that occurs primarily in white males.
Autism is not a one-size-fits-all experience.

Autism is not something a child can grow out of.

Autism is not something a child can grow out of. 

Autism is not caused by bad parenting, vaccines, or Tylenol. 

Autism is not a lack of emotions or empathy.

Autism is not always associated with intellectual disability.
Autism is a different yet valid way of being human.

Autism is a diagnosis that explains the persons neurology. 

Autism is a brain difference.

Autism isn't something to treat...we provide supports, services, and accommodations. 

Autism knows no boundaries. Girls can be autistic. Black and brown people can be autistic.
Autism is a heterogeneous spectrum. There's is no right or wrong way of being autistic. 

Autism lasts across the lifespan. Autistic children becomes autistic adults. 

Autism is highly heritable (it's in your DNA).

Autistic people experience the full range of human emotions.

Autistic people can be smart.
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My autism: highly detail oriented.

My ADHD: hyper focused & winging it.
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