Depression The severity of autism and it’s effects

akame

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A new report released today by the Office for National Statistics shows that autistic people are the least likely to be in work of any other disabled group. Just 21.7% of autistic people are in employment.
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The statistics that Autistica provide are horrific
• Autistic adults with no learning Disability are 9 X more likely to die by suicide than the general population
• It is the second leading cause of death for autistic people. Average life expectancy for autistic people is just 54 years old. (Swedish study of over 27,000 cases)
• Up to 66% of autistic adults have considered suicide
• Adult autistics significantly more likely to die by suicide than the
general population.
• Suicide attempts tend to be more aggressive and lethal
• Autistic children are 28 X more likely to think about or try suicide
• One study showed that 15% of autistic children had suicidal thoughts
compared to 0.5% of typically developing children
• In the 86 days leading up to the first Lockdown and up to the 56 days
after 1⁄4 of young people who died by suicide were autistic or had ADHD.

Autism and depression often co-occur. Through network analysis:

Something important to note that the studies fail to tell us is how gender works in these statistics, I have a hunch that autistic males suffer 80-90% of this negativity yet all of autistic women are involved in the total statistic further showing how this is even more brutal for us than what it is telling us.
 
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RageSpike

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autism basically means that you'll be treated like shit by the normal people of society, about 95% of the time
Yet autism is the source behind many inventions/innovations in the past.
 
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What’s maddening is being a retard all the time yet it’s just difficult to do anything about it ffs…
 
hikikomori

hikikomori

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Jun 16, 2023
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Employers don't hire you based on your skills, they hire based on how well they think they'll get along with you. It's so stupid honestly, we should be here to get a paycheck, not fucking socialize.

‘the biggest truth bomb I ever experienced tbh, how hard I worked how how good I was didn’t mean a damn thing

what mattered was how attractive you are and how much people like you and being around you and how well you can socialize and run your mouth
 
neetastrea

neetastrea

gothcel
Apr 15, 2024
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A new report released today by the Office for National Statistics shows that autistic people are the least likely to be in work of any other disabled group. Just 21.7% of autistic people are in employment.
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The statistics that Autistica provide are horrific
• Autistic adults with no learning Disability are 9 X more likely to die by suicide than the general population
• It is the second leading cause of death for autistic people. Average life expectancy for autistic people is just 54 years old. (Swedish study of over 27,000 cases)
• Up to 66% of autistic adults have considered suicide
• Adult autistics significantly more likely to die by suicide than the
general population.
• Suicide attempts tend to be more aggressive and lethal
• Autistic children are 28 X more likely to think about or try suicide
• One study showed that 15% of autistic children had suicidal thoughts
compared to 0.5% of typically developing children
• In the 86 days leading up to the first Lockdown and up to the 56 days
after 1⁄4 of young people who died by suicide were autistic or had ADHD.

Autism and depression often co-occur. Through network analysis:

Something important to note that the studies fail to tell us is how gender works in these statistics, I have a hunch that autistic males suffer 80-90% of this negativity yet all of autistic women are involved in the total statistic further showing how this is even more brutal for us than what it is telling us.
it’s completely over for autistic people to wage unless you get lucky enough to get a job that isn’t socially demanding or involves your special interest. the only thing that’s worked for me in the past was to get nightshift jobs so i didn’t have to socially interact with normies.
on the other hand, i think it’s people if you can build skills in an autist dominated field. my father, whom is also autistic works as a programmer and makes 6 figures. he’s been employed in that profession for over 20 years. i suspect it works because computer science is full of autists, and autists do it better anyways, plus that his special interest is coding languages and computers.

it’s a stupid uphill battle and we may likely be doomed to not survive waging in an NT society but it’s possible and i would say it’s worth a try.
 
neetastrea

neetastrea

gothcel
Apr 15, 2024
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The study could be higher since autism is under diagnosed
yeah, plenty of high functioning and high masking people are less likely to get diagnosed and are also those who are more likely to find success with jobs
 
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