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<blockquote data-quote="fartcannon420" data-source="post: 2451" data-attributes="member: 62">as a (seemingly fellow) autist, i disagree. i think that&#039;s WAY too much leniency and too many lower functioning autists would abuse it even with the restrictions you put forth. you also have to remember that caretakers for previously mentioned lower functioning autists would also abuse it. i think a better solution would be careers that are autist focused or a company that specifically makes accommodations for autists. (by autists, for autists.)generally it seems like corporations and businesses don&#039;t really bother accommodating for us because it&#039;s too expensive, they are too ignorant to properly accommodate, or they don&#039;t care since they aren&#039;t legally required. it&#039;s to the point a friend of mine in spite of being turbo autistic refuses to tell his managers when at new jobs that he&#039;s an autist because they&#039;ve consistently treated him differently.it also shouldn&#039;t be up to the government to provide cushy things like that, it should be something you as an individual strive for yourself. i think that 100% is part of the whitepill, making yourself as comfortable as you can on this hell of an earth.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fartcannon420, post: 2451, member: 62"] as a (seemingly fellow) autist, i disagree. i think that's WAY too much leniency and too many lower functioning autists would abuse it even with the restrictions you put forth. you also have to remember that caretakers for previously mentioned lower functioning autists would also abuse it. i think a better solution would be careers that are autist focused or a company that specifically makes accommodations for autists. (by autists, for autists.) generally it seems like corporations and businesses don't really bother accommodating for us because it's too expensive, they are too ignorant to properly accommodate, or they don't care since they aren't legally required. it's to the point a friend of mine in spite of being turbo autistic refuses to tell his managers when at new jobs that he's an autist because they've consistently treated him differently. it also shouldn't be up to the government to provide cushy things like that, it should be something you as an individual strive for yourself. i think that 100% is part of the whitepill, making yourself as comfortable as you can on this hell of an earth. [/QUOTE]

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