Oh damn you’re right!

It’s a hell of a gimmick, though. And they are committed to it.

Sakuraism is so strong that simply teaming up with 2 of her protégés will turn a young woman into a full-fledged nonsense machine with exceptional grappling acumen.

Wow, I totally missed the short hair supremacy phase! (I need longer hair! That's my stim!)

I do recall when autistic women would NEVER dye their hair bright colours, though, because I got some essays about what I was doing wrong.

That scene! I’m glad you’re enjoying it. I have common people BritBox, so I only get the first two episodes now but I can’t wait to see where this goes.

Not at all! They make all of these reels about how little autistic people care for neurotypical hierarchy until it's this one.

Other Charisma classic insecure teen girlisms include making funny faces when your allegedly hotter friends are doing sexy photos and wearing t-shirts where most people don't (pools, wrestling rings, etc.).

That's a really good point. (And that hair was starting to look uncomfortably fried, anyway.) But yeah, end of an era.

And maybe I'm a little jealous.

She deserves it! And I'm glad she's getting it, because she is not built for my life at all. I just didn't know it was possible.

I can't tell you how excited I am to see the words Peach Berserk appear on my timeline. Nostalgia and outrageous fashion indeed.

Harming the community by being born with a certain bone structure!

Yes! There’s an awful lot that the autistic people who are really hung up on being conventionally attractive aren’t unpacking.

Someone else replied that I'm not ugly, but if I were, then yes, I would be perpetuating harmful stereotypes about autistic people.