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Do autistic symptoms worsen with age?

Do autistic symptoms worsen with age?

Autism does not change or worsen with age, and it is not curable.

How do you know if you have autism burnout?

What is autistic burnout?

  1. Feeling like you can no longer cope.
  2. Exhaustion.
  3. Depressive symptoms: feelings of worthlessness, sadness, loss of interest in things you used to enjoy, etc.
  4. Irritability.
  5. Regression in skills you once possessed (speech, cognitive skills, executive functioning skills, self-control, etc.)

What does autism do to a person?

People with ASD often have problems with social, emotional, and communication skills. They might repeat certain behaviors and might not want change in their daily activities. Many people with ASD also have different ways of learning, paying attention, or reacting to things.

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Do autistic people really feel more emotions?

Scientists now know that some autistic people actually feel more emotions than regular people. We are, in many ways, more in tune with the nuances and ups and downs of the psyches of those around us. I think that’s true. One of my skills has always been the ability to see things from multiple perspectives.

Are autistic people more real than regular people?

For a long while, I thought they were more real, more authentic, than I was. Scientists now know that some autistic people actually feel more emotions than regular people. We are, in many ways, more in tune with the nuances and ups and downs of the psyches of those around us.

Do mild forms of autism fare better in life?

Contrary to popular assumption, people diagnosed with so-called mild forms of autism don’t fare any better in life than those with severe forms of the disorder.

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Does being autistic prevent you from being whole?

As if being autistic prevents you from being whole — or yourself. Neurodivergence, or autism, isn’t something that’s separate from who I am. It’s just one of the things that makes me who I am. I’m whole and complete — including my neurodivergence — not despite it.