TV character’s autism metaphor getting increasingly abstract
The token autistic character on a TV show has explained neurodivergence using the most convoluted metaphor possible, according to reviewers. The latest episode of Spectra, a sitcom about a quirky autistic woman trying to fit in with her neurotypical flatmates, has been met with confusion…
Why do you ask? Hypermobile woman IS comfortable sitting like that
A hypermobile autistic woman is reportedly perfectly comfortable sitting like her legs are on backwards, why do you ask? Krista Shure, 44, who eyewitnesses claim has the flexibility of a newborn infant, told reporters she has “no idea” why people keep asking if she’s OK...
Housemates’ conflicting sensory needs predicted to result in horrifying bloodbath
A neurodivergent household in which individuals have differing sensory needs is a situation that can only end in some sort of four-way duel, experts have warned. The warning came after residents of a suburban dwelling in Nottingham recently reported an ambulance permanently parked outside their...
Autistic woman experiencing flare up of chronic special interest
An autistic woman is experiencing a severe episode of a debilitating long-term special interest, sources have revealed. Megan Aldrich, 47, has lived with a life-altering obsession with the detective novelist Agatha Christie since she was seven years old, but until recently believed she had the...
Essential oils fail to cure child’s autism, succeed in making her smell like cat piss
A mother’s attempt to cure her child’s autism using essential oils has only resulted in making her smell as if a cat has urinated all over her, witnesses have claimed. Ellie Mulligan, seven, had just gotten ready for school when her mother smeared her with...
Google AI undergoes autism assessment after taking obvious joke at face value
Google’s AI program has been sent for an autism assessment after it failed to understand obvious satire, sources have reported. Head of AI engineering Paul Shinter, 34, has sent Gemini, two, for an autism assessment after it allegedly began a campaign to stop autistic children...
AuDHD woman would rather drop dead than suffer through indignity of unskippable ad
An AuDHD woman would literally rather expire on the spot than have to watch one single second of an unskippable ad, it has been confirmed. Christine Smout, 46, will reportedly do anything to avoid sitting through 30 unsolicited seconds about the fucking postcode lottery including,...
Dreams come true! Corporation grants little autistic boy‘s wish to become clickbait
A kindhearted multinational corporation has reportedly granted a small autistic boy’s greatest wish – to become the subject of a wholesome clickbait article promoting their products and services. Globalcompanycorp, whose family of brands includes children’s toys, theme parks and ballistic missiles, altruistically gifted seven-year-old Finley...
Autistic woman enjoying herself on date wonders what the catch is
An autistic woman having a wonderful time on a date has become increasingly suspicious after failing to detect anything wrong with it, according to reports. Beth Hapworth, 27, became wary of 26-year-old Noah Fields over the course of their dinner date after he revealed himself...
Study finds that how you happen to feel right now is how you’ve always felt and will always feel
The feeling you happen to have in this precise moment is a permanent state of affairs, a new study has revealed. According to a new clinical trial, emotions and physical sensations are static and immovable phenomena that will never be any different, whether they’re positive,...
Exposed! Athletic people faking it for attention
People claiming to have athleticism are just putting it on for attention, an investigation by The Daily Tism can reveal. Undercover journalist Paige Thomas, 37, said: “Initially our reporters attempted an undercover operation to test our hypothesis that people with athleticism are big stupid fakers...
Autistic mum quits job to devote herself to correspondence from her children’s primary school
An autistic mother-of-two has reportedly resigned from a successful career as an educational psychologist so that she can give her full attention to the stream of e-mails and text messages from the school attended by her two children. Niamh Callaghan, 38, whose sons Lucas and...
Autism assessment frogs the last thing autistics see before they die, scientists confirm
A groundbreaking study has reportedly discovered that the flying frogs from the ADOS assessment appear to autistic people before they die. The study found that the frogs from the book Tuesday, used in the standard autism assessment, appear to autistic people in their final moments....
