Don't Give Up

Say it louder for the people in the back

When it comes to talking about what my parents did to me I hate when someone says "but" because to me it feels like they are trying to dismiss it, someone told me that what I went through was awful but maybe they were abused when they were younger and it annoys me because it is sad if they were abused but it shouldn't use to dismiss what they did to me

Don’t let your pathetic nature ONLY destroy you spiritually, mentally and emotionally… when you can be destroyed FINANCIALLY too. Giving away your hard earned money to superior women online is a fantastic way to serve and really embody being a LOSER. At the request of MANY of you, I made a cashapp so any of you who would like to support my hot girl lifestyle, as well as support the page, can do so! My cashtag is “$prejac4life” my profile picture on cash app is the same as my profile picture here. 🤑 - J🌸

I need someone in my life that would call me a good girl

The autistic transfemme dilemma of…

Being mostly fine with your gock, but also wishing you had a pussy. Like I don’t hate what I’ve got, but damn… I honestly feel like I’d enjoy sex stuff a lot more with what I could do having a pussy.

But like, the aftermath of bottom surgery sounds like it’d be an unrelenting sensory nightmare for me. Sigh.

you ever have situations that make you want to take people by the shoulders and go "you are not 15 any longer. this behavior is no longer quirky and cute. it is exhausting for you and everyone else to act like a teenager you haven't been in a decade or longer. knock it the fuck off"

It happens a lot at work and at least I have one friend who can tell when It is building up and let me go calm myself down some and I always apologize a lot afterwards.

I have a short fuse when it comes to things like this. They’ll be too loud or something and I’d snap and tell them to stop…

Neurodivergent Girl

Hi everyone,

I got an inbox asking to share some tips for financing when you’re autistic. I found a helpful guid from the National Autistic Society:

Budgeting

The first step to managing your money is to work out a budget and stick to it. Budgeting will help you:

* keep track of what you are spending

* help you to avoid going overdrawn on your bank account by spending money that you don't have

* decide whether you can afford to buy something that you would like

* deal with debt by planning repayments that you can manage

* work out how much money you may have to save. 

Bank, building society or post office accounts

Most people now have one of these types of account. The benefits of these are: 

* it will keep your money safe

* you can pay bills more simply by direct debits or standing orders

* internet banking is now widely available. This reduces the need to visit banks and other services that autistic people may find difficult

* benefit payments can only be paid into an account

* you can have a debit card, making it easier to pay for purchases and you can shop online 

* you may be able to earn interest on the money you have

* you can pay bills by direct debit or standing order, which are sometimes rewarded by a reduction in what you pay for services

* you can use your cashpoint card to access money easily from cash machines in the UK and sometimes abroad

* your bank or building society may be able to give you an overdraft or loan.

Debit, credit and store cards

There are a number of different cards that you can use to make a payment. These include:

* cashpoint and debit cards

* credit cards

* store cards.

Borrowing money, making payments and debt

It's easy to think of a loan or overdraft as free money, but it’s actually expensive as you have to pay back the original amount plus interest. Try to only borrow money when you need to and repay it as soon as you can. There are many ways of borrowing money, including:

* borrowing money from family or friends

* having an overdraft

* taking out a personal loan or secured loan

* applying for a credit card.

The full article will be below, as it goes into more detail. I hope this helps many of you.

National Autistic Society

I have had a decent amount of people get surprised that I am aromantic and say I seem like a romantic person because I am bubbly and fun. Which I kinda hate when they say that because why do they expect aro people to not be fun and bubbly like what should an aro person personally supposed to be like

My mom told me that when I was a baby I rarely ever smiled and she said that she told the doctor that she wanted to get me tested for autism and the doctor said don't worry he is just mentally developing differently than my siblings and I think about that a lot