I don’t believe you
and it’s not hard to see why
You all claim to be inclusive
but judging by your treatment of us in the classroom
it’s clear that’s another of your lies
Failing to teach to the strengths of all your students
you lose ones that struggle with forty peers
so nine to three becomes useless
and the threats on the stalls add to their fears
And how about friendships?
You’d rather have ten see-through, silicon barbie dolls
than two that tell you that the makeup isn’t helping
You’d rather rub your ego between the ears
and distance the one who really cares
but doesn’t show it
and gets left home the day of the fair
And the adults? You guys are full of sick shit
Date our girls just because they’re disabled
and capable of frisky things in bed
Curse your life, curse your genitals
and I hope you never wed
And some never get that chance
because they’re too emotional
too easily cracked
and in sensuality they might lack
but in common sense and honesty
they’re overflowing, along with creativity
and that’s damn good enough for me
The workplace isn’t any better than the previous two
and people are quick to turn on you
if you don’t “play the game”
We don’t play games, we don’t tell “little white lies”
(Lies aren’t tangible objects, so they have no color)
We are honest, we are direct
We’re to the point
A blank check
Our bluntness hurts
your tiny worlds of useless chatter
and IQ-lowering small talk
I wish it were small,
and didn’t go on for hours the way it does
when I don’t just get up and leave
And you can believe
that we’re just “rude”
along with the idea
that we’re always in a bad mood
Just another page in the trilogy
of these neurotypical crooks
The neural typical adults need to put a lot more effort into mindfulness when it come to translating their words to fit the world of neural atypical folk. Some helpful examples in your post.
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Very good point, Jasper. Thanks for stopping by 🙂
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Powerful words. Well said.
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Thank you Brian.
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