Yes and it drives me nuts when people just say “life’s not fair” yeah I know but I still want it fair
2026-07-20 16:13:57
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Bardbarian Pie🍉 :
Then we get accused of score keeping😐
2026-07-20 19:00:33
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Cody Nuñez :
My anger towards hypocrisy made so much more sense after my diagnosis lol
2026-07-20 19:11:29
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Bunny :
I'm having flashbacks of my parents telling me life's not fair and me screaming back but we can MAKE it fair.
2026-07-20 16:49:22
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Riley B :
I don't think it's fair that I'm always considered the asshole because people don't understand how I communicate.
2026-07-20 19:32:41
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Fiona🫶 :
Yes! And I got yelled at by a recess aid in primary school for playing basketball with a girl and holding onto the basketball for a moment to say I’ll go once then she’ll go once and we’ll keep switching back and forth like that. 🤦♀️😒
2026-07-21 14:35:26
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Jess Westwood :
I do this all the time!!
2026-07-21 18:22:17
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Elios :
it's driving me up the wall that people are treating autistic sense of justice as moral superiority because it's inherently flawed. Autistic justice is not relative to the actual justice at all. It's apart of the disability for a reason.
2026-07-21 09:51:31
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Xoch Chihuahua of Darkness :
The phrase "Life's not fair" sends me into a rage. Yes I know life isnt fair. THAT DOESNT MEAN THAT WE SHOULDNT BE TRYING TO MAKE IT FAIR. The right thing to do is for each of us to strive to make things fair. And humans who dont try are the WORST
2026-07-21 09:28:36
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Becky :
Your examples are great but honestly I do think my desire for fairness even at personal detriment does make me morally superior to many.
2026-07-20 22:07:28
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kat :
I had a conversation with my third grade teacher because I didn’t think it was fair that kids who initially got the answer wrong when she asked them a question would get skittles when they finally got the right answer when I didn’t get skittles for getting it right the first time. I think she was trying to make me feel guilty by saying “then I just won’t give out any skittles” but it backfired because I thought that was acceptable.
2026-07-20 16:40:15
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Ꮚℍ¡ᙏᔕ⟟☾aͥ̆𝕷 ᕔϰᵃ☈☪︎♓︎✌︎ 🚫🧊 :
I think both can be true as the vast majority of the regular anti-🧊 prötesterș in my city of Portland, Oregon are clearly neurodivergent. I feel like my autistic justice also comes out in a mentality of "if I have to follow the rules, so does everyone else." 😂
2026-07-20 17:01:03
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Guitar Kow :
Me as a kid geting upset whenever we got a box of doughnuts because i would try to have 1 doughnut for breakfast for 3 days (12 doughnuts, 4 family members), but my third doughnut was never there the third morning because the other three family members would just graze bits and pieces out of the box without considering who had which or how many. And somehow my self control was the problem, not the lack of self control from everybody else.
2026-07-21 07:21:19
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Verena R -Author🖋️illustrator :
it means not obeying rules or teachers at school when they were being stupid and arbitrary and then getting bad grades for it 😂
2026-07-21 12:45:08
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kundera :
the "being mean back" thing is SERIOUS in me, it could be a simple bad stare from a stranger, or a close friend switching up, i HAVE TO get back at u with at least 120% of ur offense, or else i lose sleep
2026-07-21 13:31:38
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not the cops :
It’s like, yes it CAN be a sense of justice like the way Superman defines justice, but in practice most of the time it’s about mundane stuff. Some autistic people are civil rights lawyers that work tirelessly… and others just get really petty about who’s responsibility it is to keep certain parts of the house clean
2026-07-21 03:52:12
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fathervet :
That gift part was totally Sheldon.😂 For clarification, I have AuDHD, my daughter is autistic, and I have been watching a lot of The Big Bang Theory lately. I see a lot of Autism like behavior in Sheldon. I'm still unsure if that was intentional or not. Autism was never discussed on that show. Anyway, that's why I found it funny.
2026-07-21 01:20:16
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Bryiana Dyrdek :
wait shhh, stop telling people about me like that 😭😅😅
2026-07-20 21:45:50
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✨Madge✨ :
Yep, the almost obsessive focus on fairness! This reminds me of when I was little—I used to get so upset to the point of crying when something wasn't fair, and my parents would be like, "Why are you getting so upset? It's not that serious!" But to me, it was just like, "But that's not fair!" Even to this day, I have those same internalized feelings that trigger a feeling of anxiousness; while I may not cry anymore, I still feel anxious frustration whenever I witness unfairness, even if I'm not the one in the crossfire.
2026-07-20 19:40:26
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TheGayestAspen :
me getting irrationally angry because they KEEP CHANGING THE PLANS AFTER THEY TELL ME ONE THING THEY DECIDE TO DO THE OTHER INSTEAD AND I JUST WANT TO *SCREAM*
2026-07-20 17:37:57
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Active ButtOdd :
yeah it's just about equality
either we all follow the rules or no one does
2026-07-21 14:25:09
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JoannaSni :
Who else is traumatised by group assignments
2026-07-20 17:26:46
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Milo <3 :
For some reason mine always relies on others being able to do things I (unreasonably) am not allowed to do
Or not having to do things that I'd be flamed for not doing ONCE
2026-07-21 02:01:31
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Emeraldkitty :
if we have a certain amount of treats I'm not just gonna eat one whenever I want because then if I take too many I'm greedy and if I take to little I'm being cheated out of them. so we have to assign everyone the amount that they're allowed to have so I know if I'm the asshole or not
2026-07-20 20:13:14
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*.✧glimmeringglow♡x゜ :
& ppl constantly saying 'life's not fair' enrages me bc we can make it fair!!
2026-07-20 17:00:03
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