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#ActuallyAutistic people appreciate routines and sameness, which means we are familiar with "getting used to something". Many of us tried very hard to get used to "normal" things (e.g. driving a car) to the point we got traumatized and wondered why life hurts so much. So if an Autistic person tells you they can't do something because of sensory issues or other aspects of their disability, don't tell them they will get used to it.
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