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This is a screen shot of the title information for a research article.

Top left corner: Elsevier Logo with Tree
Top right corner: Journal image of "research in neurodiversity"

Title is bold and large in the middle. It reads: "navigating 'imaginary conversations' with neurotypicals: insights from instagram.

At the bottom is a list of authors. It reads: Monica L. Bellon-Harn, George W. Wolford, Karen Whisenhunt Saar, Siva priya Snthanam, Madison Hunt

This is a screen shot of the title information for a research article. Top left corner: Elsevier Logo with Tree Top right corner: Journal image of "research in neurodiversity" Title is bold and large in the middle. It reads: "navigating 'imaginary conversations' with neurotypicals: insights from instagram. At the bottom is a list of authors. It reads: Monica L. Bellon-Harn, George W. Wolford, Karen Whisenhunt Saar, Siva priya Snthanam, Madison Hunt

Results
Themes related to autism communication experiences reflected trauma from neurotypical expectations, the reframing of communication differences as identity, and agency through confronting ableism, empowerment, and connection. Themes related to communication processes and preferences reflected the impact of cognition on communication, the value of all forms of communication, and unique features of autistic communication.

Conclusion
Autistic adults described notable dissonance between their authentic communication styles and neurotypical social norms. Instagram gave autistic adults a public space to share their perspectives, teach others, and exchange strategies and support. This visibility shifts the focus from professionals to autistic people, redefining what “effective communication” means.

Results Themes related to autism communication experiences reflected trauma from neurotypical expectations, the reframing of communication differences as identity, and agency through confronting ableism, empowerment, and connection. Themes related to communication processes and preferences reflected the impact of cognition on communication, the value of all forms of communication, and unique features of autistic communication. Conclusion Autistic adults described notable dissonance between their authentic communication styles and neurotypical social norms. Instagram gave autistic adults a public space to share their perspectives, teach others, and exchange strategies and support. This visibility shifts the focus from professionals to autistic people, redefining what “effective communication” means.

Our latest 🔓open access article - We analyzed #instagram posts tagged w/ #autisticcommunication & #actuallyautistic to explore how #autistic adults:
▶️describe communication experiences
▶️discuss communication preferences
▶️define effective communication

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I was fired because my autistic communication style was deliberately misunderstood by my manager. Yet I've spent a lifetime accommodating neurotypicals by masking. Where are their accommodations? singularinsanity.au/autistic-com... #autism #autisticcommunication

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Autistic people may prefer direct communication and find small talk draining.
Directness isn’t rudeness—it’s clarity. Respecting communication styles builds trust and inclusion.
#AutisticCommunication #RespectPreferences #AmethystAmesAndCo #AdvocatingForAmethyst

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One time I met a small autistic child at the vet and told him I'm autistic too. Then he asked if he could pet the kitten I had with me, and I said yes. When he was done petting her, his mom told him to say thanks, and he thanked the kitten.

@Rabbit One time I met a small autistic child at the vet and told him I'm autistic too. Then he asked if he could pet the kitten I had with me, and I said yes. When he was done petting her, his mom told him to say thanks, and he thanked the kitten.

#AutisticCommunication #AutisticJoy #Autistic

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I talk fast—and I’m autistic. 🗣💨 It’s not nerves, it’s how my brain works. If you’re neurodivergent and talk fast too, you’re not alone. Let’s normalize our communication! 🌈✨
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#AutisticCommunication #TalkFastThinkFast #AuDHDLife

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Slide reads:

 "I used to think communication was the key until I realized comprehension is. you can communicate all you want with someone but if they don't understand you, it's silent chaos."

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Slide reads: "I used to think communication was the key until I realized comprehension is. you can communicate all you want with someone but if they don't understand you, it's silent chaos." Witty Women Quotes Arslan Mirza

#Communication #AutisticCommunication #DoubleEmpathyProblem

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Screenshot of a post from Vivian @suchnerve

Text reads: 

Autism advice from non-autistic people: "Just go with the flow, do your best, and be yourself!"

Autism advice from autistic people: "So you're gonna get bullied no matter what, but you can minimise the frequency by learning to reverse-engineer what people are actually saying."

Screenshot of a post from Vivian @suchnerve Text reads: Autism advice from non-autistic people: "Just go with the flow, do your best, and be yourself!" Autism advice from autistic people: "So you're gonna get bullied no matter what, but you can minimise the frequency by learning to reverse-engineer what people are actually saying."

#AutisticCommunication #ActuallyAutistic #Neurodivergent #DoubleEmpathyProblem

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Then, when I determined I couldn't, I spent another 3 hours crafting a respectful "I can't" msg, worried that setting the boundary would come off as selfish. 2/3 #autisticcommunication #autisticadults #autisticcommunity

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I am genuinely so frustrated by my #autism at times. I spent like 6hrs #anxious because I thought I was being asked last minute to do a task that I don't think I'm capable of doing & trying to figure out how to make it work. 1/3 #actuallyautistic #autisticcommunication

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A screenshot of a post by The Atypical Psychologist @at_psychologist

Text reads: 

#Autism is like having another native language. I can speak 'neurotypical' (but with an autistic accent) while the neurotypical person isn't even aware of multiple languages. They classify my accent as a disorder, while I'm the only one speaking both languages.

A screenshot of a post by The Atypical Psychologist @at_psychologist Text reads: #Autism is like having another native language. I can speak 'neurotypical' (but with an autistic accent) while the neurotypical person isn't even aware of multiple languages. They classify my accent as a disorder, while I'm the only one speaking both languages.

#Autism #DoubleEmpathy #Masking #Neurotype #Neurodiversity #Neurodivergent #AuDHD #AutisticCommunication #Autistic #ActuallyAutistic

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When something’s confused me, I want to:

1. Figure out *why* things happened the way they did.
2. Find solutions 🎯

And, if I got hurt, I’ll be hesitant about further interactions with that person…

…if I’ve not yet managed to take the two steps above.

☢️ 😳

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#AutisticCommunication

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What is bottom-up thinking in autism? - Autistic PhD bottom up thinking is inductive, data and details first, sort later, ideas have empirical grounding

What do a 🐬 dolphin outline and a PhD prospectus have in common? Everything!

#AutisticPhD #AuDHD #ADHDLife #ExecutiveFunction #ExecutiveDysfunction #BottomUpThinking #AutismSupport #SPEDTeacher #AutisticCommunity #AutisticLearning #AutisticCommunication

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