K the Tremendous Autistic Horror Show 🔪🎃

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Lego, horror movies, and autism mainly agender, any pronouns. it is fascinating to observe what you call me alt text in pics don't dream it, be it

Louise, a brown tabby with black stripes and white socks, is a thick cat blob that looks like it might leap up and become the magical bus cat from My Neighbor Totoro

Lumpy Space Princess from Adventure Time, captioned “The rural left should move to cities and stop trying to help facists be less horrible people”

character context: LPS is selfish and ignorant, much like this bitch who wants hillbillies to die, and she speaks with an exaggerated valley girl accent

sepia photo of a white Appalachian family, six women/girls of various ages, and one man. the women mostly look stoic and have their arms crossed. their whole vibe is “not having it“

tumblr post by horrificgoth that says: (crawls on all fours with blood drenched on me) I have to do arts and crafts

screenshot from Leviticus (2026) of the two main characters, Naim and Ryan, touching each others' hands tenderly through a screen door

black and white photo of five kinfolk, circa 1940. two men and a boy hold bluegrass instruments, and two girls behind them are singing. the walls are covered in newspaper and a rifle hangs above the calender

Lego microbuild of an intricate blue and tan castle with gold accents and lots of greebling, to create a sense of scale. the castle is evocative of a Disney aesthetic, and it is surrounded by water

Becky, a disturbed but whimsical 13-year-old, stands holding a canister of gasoline and wearing a fox hat, ready to kill more nazis

Lego microbuild reproduction of Vincent van Gogh’s work The Bedroom (1889). a small room made up of various blues features a bed with a red blanket, two yellow chairs, and a cluttered table, just like in the painting. a narrow green window rises above the table in the corner. flat tiles represent the paintings hanging from the walls. the floor consists of green planks. the room sits on a black base which also holds a tiny print of the original painting, held by a black frame with gold accents

my uncle (in a straw hat and sunglasses) sits with two men smiling and chatting on a restaurant patio bathed in golden sunlight

still from They Will Kill You: a bloody, battle-worn Maria (played by Zazie Beetz) leaps toward the camera with a flaming axe, while all around her a hotel dining room burns

wikipedia screenshot from Lovaas article reading

Murphy died by suicide in 2003; some members of his family attributed the suicide to the trauma that he endured during the study. Despite one of the subsequent papers (which Lovaas did not co-author) concluding that the conditioning Murphy was subjected to changed his sexual orientation from gay to heterosexual, his sister rejected that conclusion and claimed that Murphy "was conditioned to say that." After reviewing Murphy's journal entries, his sister described how he feared disclosing he was gay due to his father spanking him for playing with dolls and exhibiting other gender non-conforming behaviors. Murphy's brother stated, "I saw my brother's whole back side bruised so badly one time, my dad should have gone to jail for it." [citation numbers]

still from horror movie They/Them (2022), showing a cast of diverse queer youths getting off the bus at conversion therapy camp

2.5x2.5" acrylic painting of a sad frog holding balloons and wearing a party hat. his mouth is in a huge frown, and his eyes are wide and vacant

press X to doubt meme

Louise, a brown tabby with black stripes and white socks, sits curled around a squishmallow in a chair. her back leg is langorously stretched out, and she squints at the camera in a sleepy, unwelcoming manner

a brown tabby with black stripes sits on the bed, her white front paws primly together. she lifts her chin and stares at the camera with a look that is both vacant and mildly unsettling. crafts clutter the background

poster for Blood Lake: Attack of the Killer Lampreys (2014), depicting a woman underwater screaming, her open mouth containing lamprey teeth

Most people probably aren’t aware – I certainly wasn’t, until I started researching this issue properly – that ten years ago, the majority of people wanting to transition to the opposite sex were male. That ratio has now reversed. The UK has experienced a 4400% increase in girls being referred for transitioning treatment. Autistic girls are hugely overrepresented in their numbers.

cluttered desk drawer containing a Beach Boys' Super Hits cassette tape, a pair of grey wolf ears, and various markers and candies

a brown tabby in a tightly rolled ball on a colorful quilt. her paw covers her face

K, a white femme with glasses, wears a green knit frog's hat with big protruding eyes

still from horror movie Primate (2026): the protagonist Lucy looks suspiciously around the room, unaware Ben the rabid chimp is poised above her on a high beam, communication tablet in hand

a plump calico cat on a stool outdoors. she is black and orange with white accenting her nose, chin, belly, and paws. she sits like a proper lady, looking away from the camera. her yellow-green eyes are bright

6”x6” acrylic painting of a possum skateboarding in front of a grimy city building. partially-obscured graffiti reads, “UCK ICE.” the possum has an angry frown. one pink hand clutches a Mexican flag, and the other flips a bird. his skateboard is decorated with a flaming skull. a newspaper scrap sign on the building advertises “the best spaghetti in town”

The Day after Christmas

a crudely-drawn sheep with a frustrated expression turns to a cow and says "Does the food in this manger taste funny to you?"

three 2x2" acrylic horror paintings displayed on a paint-spattered palette. the paintings depict the slasher villains Ghostface, Michael Myers, and Jason Voorhees in a black and white minimalist style

narrow, oval rock painted with the silhouette of a crooked black house against a red and yellow sky, with two bats flying overhead. beside the house are some graves and a crooked black tree. a setting sun illuminates the scattered pink and purple clouds

photo of two small crochet animals. one is a blue triceratops with three white horns, and the other is a purple octopus with pink tentacles. both have innocent, vacant little black eyes that have never known sorrow

2x2" acrylic painting of a possum playing dead on a stage with red curtains and a microphone. the possum's feet are dramatically up in the air, its eyes are x-es, and its tongue is out. in the foreground, three possum audience members seem concerned

the two Polly Pockets outside their Lego dollhouse, arms raised as if waving farewell to the viewer. the front of the dollhouse has brown stairs flanked by flowers and two tall black outdoor lamps

closeup of the dollhouse bedroom, the walls of which are purple at the bottom, changing to blue, and then green. the big dark green bed has four posts, and the blanket is made of square tiles, mimicking a quilt. on the bedstand is a shiny gold vase containing a large pink flower. next to this is a gold wall lamp

a top-down shot showing the colorful Lego dollhouse with its stories broken down into three parts

Lego microbuild of a dollhouse for 90s vintage Polly Pockets. the house is two stories with four colorful, uniformly sized rooms: a kitchen, a living room, a bedroom, and a bathroom. at the stairs leading into the house stand two Polly Pockets

To the Editor:

I am one of these so-called profoundly autistic people this article describes. I cannot utter meaningful speech, and as a result, I was branded for years as someone with an intellectual disability and an I.Q. of 40. All this time, however, I understood everything that was going on around me. I just could not show it to others because of my deranged relationship with my own body.

I am concerned about the creation of a separate category, called profound autism, for those of us with the most severe disabilities. There are real differences between the sort of autism that I have and so-called Asperger's syndrome. But it does not help us at all to impose a hierarchy of lower and higher functioning. We need to figure out how to tap into the skills and insights of those of us who cannot talk, who make up anywhere from 25 percent to 40 percent of the autistic community, depending on the estimate.

For me, the way out of this dilemma was learning to communicate by typing. I suddenly went from being seen as intellectually impaired to taking college classes. I was never low-functioning, and neither are my autistic brothers and sisters without the ability to speak. I was just misjudged and ignored, and I fear that my fate will be the fate of many others termed low functioning in this new schema.

Jason Jacoby Lee
New York

polaroid of a person in an inflatable penguin costume holding a protest sign, which shows a crown with a big black X through it

eight small tupperware neatly stacked up, each containing a different color of Lego

6”x6” acrylic painting of a possum skateboarding in front of a grimy city building. partially-obscured graffiti reads, “UCK ICE.” the possum has an angry frown. one pink hand clutches a Mexican flag, and the other flips a bird. his skateboard is decorated with a flaming skull. a newspaper scrap sign on the building advertises “the best spaghetti in town”

photo of a wooly aphid, a very small flying insect with white floofs by its wings, a floofy white tail, and floofy white antennae

that meme where a husky makes a pun/bad joke and grins at the camera like "see what I did there?"

K, a white femme-presenting person wearing glasses, a mask, and a blue sweater, stands in front of a movie theatre poster for The Rocky Horror Picture Show

closeup of a kudzu bug on a screen door. it is a small insect with a mottled brown shell that is shaped like a shield

wee, short-hair, tortoiseshell calico with a striking black and orange coat, standing on a sunny porch, her tail curled around a chair leg

Your mom is having surgery tomorrow at [redacted] to remove the remaining breast cancer under her arm and also to remove her gallbladder and a small section of her liver. They are concerned it has spread.

She is going under general anesthesia. This is high risk for her.

Please hold her in the Light.

If things go wrong and she wants to see you, are you willing to show mercy and see her?

She will be too weak to argue at that point.

Or to apologize

still from the scene Kill Bill where Budd looks off into the distance as he says "that woman deserves her revenge, and we deserve to die"

Wormtongue stabs Saruman in the Lord of the Rings adaptation

sepia photo of a white Appalachian family, six women/girls of various ages, and one man. the women mostly look stoic and have their arms crossed. their whole vibe is "not having it"

screenshot of messages:
friend: Lol. House sucks balls
me: your mom sucks balls

Lego microbuild of a nighttime landscape with water and bridges. a sailboat floats down the river; a train chugs along one of the bridges, emitting a white cloud of smoke; a car darts over the second bridge, and a rocket blasts across the sky. all vehicles are red and white, which makes them stand out against the lush background of green, blue, and black, and all vehicles are travelling from right to left across the build. a silvery moon hangs in the sky

K's winning Lego builds sit on a table, sporting ribbons and specialty Lego pieces that say "TN VALLEY FAIR 2025." next to the microbuild depicting different forms of travel is a large wooden plaque that reads "Artisan Award 2025 Lego Build." in the background is K's microbuild depicting adventurous ocean scenes from literature

Adam Kutzer, a 22-year-old living in Cranford, New Jersey, said not paying off credit card debt or spending too much money were examples of “poor financial choices that can clearly be avoided.”

Lola, a handsome calico with a white nose and long whiskers, demonstrates a proper blep (tongue sticking out a bit)

two-panel goose meme

1. the goose narrows its eyes in suspicion and says "why do you wanna find out what causes autism"
2. the goose aggressively chases after a man, saying "what are you gonna do when you find the cause"

book I’m Glad My Mom Died by Jennette McCurdy, with a retro-looking cover in cheerful tones of yellow and pink. Jennette holds a pink urn bursting with confetti

3x5" acrylic painting of Coraline, a little girl with blue hair, crawling through a tunnel of swirling blues, pinks, and purples

K shows off Bella and her red truck from the new Lego Twilight set

Audrey Horne and Agent Dale Cooper from Twin Peaks