Don’t be edgy.

Edgy is being passive-aggressive.

Being passive-aggressive is an NT communication style, not an autistic one.

Some autistic people internalize this as part of their masks.

If you want to be passive-aggressive, just be “aggressive” and say what you want. Be you. Don’t sugar coat.

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@theautisticcoach @actuallyautistics @actuallyautistic Nothing wrong with passive aggression. I should be hitting people with an axe?

Passive aggression turns up in places where you can't resist otherwise, like the army. Or feel you can't. If that's your only outlet, it's better than nowt.

@fishidwardrobe @theautisticcoach @actuallyautistics @actuallyautistic adding my two cents here. passive aggressive communication shows up also where privilege differences or exclusion are, where you can't afford to be clear or blunt. ask any minority and/or any non cis white male person, or domestic violence target (examples list ongoing forever) if they always had the chance to speak freely and without consequences. I am not defending it, it is just that commenting on that form of communication needs a lot of differentiation, context and privilege checking here.