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It's Monday 07/14/2025. Hey, What's Going On! (lemmy.world)
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Good morning everyone. Today we will be learning about your special interest.

This is a daily post for “casual” conversation. If you want to post or talk about something non autism related this is where to do it. For example if you want to info dump about your special interest but it doesn’t fall into “autism related” then you can post it here in the comments. All other rules are still active, be respectful to each other.

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[-] [email protected] 7 points 1 week ago

„Everyone’s a little bit like that, right?” :D

When I was being assessed for autism I elaborated on my interests, also revolving around electronics (like retro computing, gaming, programming, automation, open source etc). My assessment came back stating „X’s special interest is electronics.” - it felt so reductive that I almost felt insulted.

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