See @Estiar@sh.itjust.works’s comment

Ah, I didn’t know that. Thanks!

EDIT: She’s a holocaust denier, which I didn’t know. Guess she is a nazi after all!

Here’s the link (from Political views of J. K. Rowling):

She is very much a TERF, an acephobe, kinda racist (just look at her character names), and therefore quite a horrible person; but, while it wouldn’t surprise me if she was, she is not a nazi.

Please don’t post articles from the Daily Mail here. Not only is the paper far-right, but it has incredibly low factual reporting and frequently publishes conspiracy theories and right-wing propaganda.

Furthermore, they literally supported Hitler during WWII.

AI bullshit, too.

We can only hope.

Is it really /s

The Tumblr post I got it from said it was a balloon that got loose…

I’m suggesting the BeOS successor.

Haiku, anyone?

I do not believe that is as relevant as you think it is.

There is a certain overlap between autistic people and furries/therians, but that is very much not usually the reason for this behaviour.

EDIT: usually

Girl’s literally V=⁴/₃πr³

This is generally a bad idea unless you have a very specific threat model, as it makes your house stand out from the ones nearby, and may even then attract more unwanted attention.

See also: Streisand effect

Not necessarily a sign; just a common quirk to have with the condition.

Not all toe-walking is related to autism: it can also be musculoskeletal or related to other psychological conditions; and at the same time, not all autistic people walk like this.

I have a habit of sneaking up on people like this, too; and yeah, not all toe-walking is related to autism, just as not all autistic people do this.

Just “autistic toe walking”. I myself have no sources, sadly, but it’s widely reported and documented.

There can be a few reasons. Sensory, coordination, neurological… Usually it simply feels more natural.

A common quirk of autism is putting pressure on the fronts of your feet (though rarely as high as this) while walking.

I do it a bit, but the only sign that I am is that my shoes wear down on the front faster than other people, while the heel generally stays intact.