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There is no shame in feeling shame about having autism

NB79 said:
i think 'normal' is just a way of saying things, like Neuro 'typical' i mean in typical you could say is 'normal', in the 'norm' i don't find it offensive.
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I always try to think in terms of "Typical" and "Non-Typical" rather than "Normal".
 
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