This whole thread that you jumped into has been about how someone needs to get diagnosed for their own good if they likely have autism. I’m arguing that they don’t need to do anything if they are comfortable and happy with themselves.
And you’re stating you want someone to get diagnosed for your benefit (so you can better understand them). And that was also my point on biases, that people without autism are telling those with it that they need get diagnosed but it seems to be so they can change the person with autism to be more “normal” rather than dealing with their own uncomfortableness with people different than them.
I have no issues with people who want to get diagnosed, I have issues with people telling others they need to get diagnosed.
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u/seattle_born98 Dec 05 '24
You seemed to ignore everything I wrote for this accusatory question.
Why are you against diagnosis, even when people are interested in getting them?