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Rage Autistic Story Time from Primary School

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There was this girl with severe Cerebral Palsy, a condition that doesn't effect your cognitive ability, but makes it extremely hard to move basically all your muscles.

We were made to draw a picture of a farm. Probably a test from the teachers that we can actually do this. The girl obviously did garbage since she can barely write the letter L, nevermind draw a picture, but the teacher picked up the image and said "Look at what [girl's name] drew, isn't it amazing!"

Everyone said "yeeeees"
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Me being the utter autist, thought it was a genuine question, and did not understand all the other kids just naturally knew to lie and weren't being genuine. So I said no.

My teacher brought me out the class and shouted at me for 2 minutes, then explained for 3 minutes that when it comes to stuff like this, I should just lie. I genuinely could not comprehend why I/we shouldn't just be honest and admit the drawings garbage.
 
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I think this story is interesting to me because it shows how NT people, even without being taught, know to lie about stuff like this. For reference we were all ages 4-6
 

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