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Autistic people are often perceived as condescending... while we think we're just having a regular civil conversation. So here's an explanation of why people often perceive us this way and how to manage that if that's not how you want to be perceived. (And also for non-autistic people to learn more about how we naturally communicate to bridge the communication gap between neurotype)
Learn about other social skills things here - • An Autie's Guide to Ne...
The Hannah Gadsby clip - • Hannah Gadsby Doesn't ...
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Autism Resources:
Ultimate resource guide - www.disabledau...
How to support an autistic person - www.disabledau...
Help! I think I’m autistic - www.disabledau...
Unmasking/How to Start Over - www.disabledau...
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Hey! I just had an album come out! You can check it out here - disabledautisticlesbian.com/rewrite-history
Also a new EP you can check out here - • Bold full
If you want to support me financially, you can…
Buy me a smoothie! - www.paypal.com...
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My Music:
Alive (Single) - li.sten.to/alive
Start Over (Album) - li.sten.to/sta...
The Confused Linguist (Album) - li.sten.to/the...
Find me on Bandcamp - sydneyzarlengo...
Check out my #ActuallyAutistic playlist made of entirely autistic artists!
open.spotify.c...
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Hello my dears!
My name is Sydney and I’m an actor/singer-songwriter who writes music about my experiences being autistic, disabled, gay, gender fluid and in general, a human. My goal is to fill musical gaps and write about things people often forget to make music about. I’m also a vintage enthusiast and disability advocate (among other things). I’ve now released 3 albums and, most importantly, my favorite color is buttercup yellow.
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Find me on...
Facebook - / sydney-zarlengo-110498...
Instagram - / disabled.autistic.lesbian
Website - www.disabledau...
Email - disabled.autistic.lesbian@gmail.com
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