How Autistic Adults Describe Camouflaging Differently From Masking
Autistic adults often describe masking as a quick, reactive suppression and camouflaging as a more sustained, constructed performance.
Autistic adults often describe masking as a quick, reactive suppression and camouflaging as a more sustained, constructed performance.
A support network for autistic adults usually starts small — one person, one space, one recurring activity — not a wide friend group.
Autistic burnout is a distinct, sustained exhaustion that rest alone doesn’t fix — here’s what it tends to look like and what tends to ease it.
What autistic masking looks like day to day, and why the exhaustion it causes is the real cost.
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