Aspergerssyndrome Magnets

Ignorance is the real tragedy.

A bright rainbow infinity knot to signify neurodiversity!

Not Your Neurotypical Girl is a cute autistic pride quote. This design features a cool atypical take on being normal or unique by playing on the word typical!

We don’t need a cure. We need acceptance. We are not diseased or defective. We are different and that is all.

It's not a disease and I wouldn't be me without it.

A new version for kids! Rated G for Endless Wonder.

We are not broken. We do not need fixed. We know who we are.

I know someAutistics dislike wearing faces, and other decals so here is a new no face version of my Autie meme shirt.

Are you Autistic? Are you proud? Then get it.

Aspergers can kiss my… This defiant statement that Aspergers won’t spoil your life is an awesome gift to promote autism awareness and let everyone know that autistic people are strong and will not be beaten. This would be a fabulous present in support of World Autism Awareness Day (April 2nd)

There are very few things that are certain in this world. One of them is humans will inevitably human, and the other is that this shirt looks great in every color! Get yours now to show off your comedically misanthropic point of view.

Are you Autistic? Are you proud? Then get on it!

Not Your Neurotypical Girl is a cute autistic pride quote. This design features a cool atypical take on being normal or unique by playing on the word typical!

And they don't even taste good. --- Some autistics are called high-functioning to take away our voice. Some autistics are called low-functioning to deny we have a voice. But autistics speak for ourselves (even the non-verbal). And autism is much more complicated than simple high and low.

We don't need to be fixed.

Are you an Autism Mom or Autism Dad of an Autistic child? Do you teach or work with Neurodiverse children on the autism spectrum? Do you or your child have Aspergers Syndrome and are a gifted Savant? This "Autistic Genius" design is perfect to show how intelligent and gifted people with autism truly are!

We are not broken. We do not need fixed. We know who we are.

Being actually autistic and self advocating is a rebellious display of amazing!

No thank you. I can speak for myself.