Maybe you’re just a bad actor.
— sia (@Sia) November 20, 2020
Researching autism involves talking to autistic people. Of all genders, sexualities, cultures, races, religions, ages, with and without learning difficulties, those with high and low support needs. It does not involve reading information about us written by non-autistic people.
— Emily♡ (@ItsEmilyKaty) November 20, 2020
Famous person: Well how was I *supposed* to represent a condition I don’t have, then???
— Kaitlyn "the mask goes over your nose" Blythe (@BlytheByName) November 20, 2020
Everyone [whispers]: You weren’t.
Autism speaks came on board long after the film was finished, four years in fact. I had no idea it was such a polarizing group!
— sia (@Sia) November 20, 2020