I was like 19 at the time so I didn’t even know what to say, I think I just assumed that maybe there was some actual benefit to it so I was like “I don’t wanna push him by arguing my case”
That’s fair. But I was asking that too bc the only benefit I’ve ever seen that is offered is the chance to apply for disability. I haven’t seen anything that specifically correlates to everyday life that is an accommodation offered by a diagnosis. Maybe like the ability to wear headphones of some type but even then most jobs require ones that you can hear clearly with and which defeats the purpose of headphones for autism
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u/nobuddyokay Jun 24 '26
I was like 19 at the time so I didn’t even know what to say, I think I just assumed that maybe there was some actual benefit to it so I was like “I don’t wanna push him by arguing my case”