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autism milk rule
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this post was submitted on 02 Dec 2023
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On my way to work, there's a house I always pass with an "autistic child" sign, a yellow square sign, next to the road. I just feel offended seeing it. Even if the individual in question could be low functioning, inattentive, actually at risk of walking into the street or something, that sign has probably been there past their childhood into adulthood, and a sign to announce your child's autism to drivers is just... something else.
I would feel the same way. What the hell is wrong with just a Caution: Children sign?