Before you Interact...

Do not refer to me as girlie, girl, woman, etc, even if it's a joke.

Do not flirt or make sexual remarks toward me.

Do not use owospeak or roleplay with me.

Do not unironically meow, bark, chirp, etc at me.

Basic DNI criteria.

I will not use it/its or Nounself pronouns to refer to someone. It makes me uncomfortable to do so.

I will use they/them pronouns as a default unless told otherwise.

I may frequently ask for a translation should you have a severe typing quirk.

I likely will not speak to you if you frequently use slurs, even if "jokingly" and/or reclaimed.

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental disability caused by differences in the brain. People with ASD may behave, communicate, interact, and learn in ways that are different from most other people.
(Ref: cdc.gov)

For me, I struggle heavily with communication. You may notice that I type very formally and write paragraphs in response to people. This is because it is a part of autism to over-explain to ensure the other person is understanding what is being said correctly.

Very often, should I try to explain things, people do not understand me or they misinterpret me. The paragraphs help deal with this issue.
So no, I am not indirectly calling you stupid.

I am not well-versed in the world of conversations. I may say things that sound rude, inappropriate things, etc. It is important to note that I say things bluntly and do not “sugarcoat” my words. Do not take everything I say personally.

You may see me use tone tags for specific tonal indicators. I do not and will not ask anyone to use tone tags as well, but I may ask you what your tone is on the message to ensure I’m reading it correctly.