let me start by saying i recently learned of my autism late in life, so i’ve had no awareness of some of my behaviors as autistic until recently.
it’s often said that people with autism have a strong personal sense of right and wrong. neurotypicals may label it as stubborn but i see it as principled. obviously, nts can have an equal sense of right and wrong, but it does appear to be uniquely within autism that it can present as a detriment. for example, i will often sabotage myself if it means i’ll be forced to do something i find reprehensible or objectionable, like i’d rather risk homelessness than take a job in health insurance if i was unemployed.
how has this affected you throughout your life?
for me it has been both a benefit and a massive hindrance. over time i have learned ways to recontextualize certain situations and circumstances, but there are areas i am simply unwilling to compromise on.
Well my goal is atleast becoming member of parliament. Highest goal, chancellor or EU president. I come from poverty and not the political elite, i dont care about the money, only take how much i need for my own living so max 2k€ and the rest will be put in either a fund to build a modern “fuggerei” or straight up donated to variouse causes.
Everyone can join a party and even when you arent active, that money then helps the party. Joining a union should defenetly be on everyones agenda as worker though! Only together we are strong!