MyNDLife

Description: The worldwide community of autistic adults have spoken: The vast majority don't like "person-first" language. Here's a design that explains why: Most autistic people consider their autism a vital and intrinsic part of their whole identity; it's not something they can put down and walk away from. They're not "with" autism, they ARE Autistic! Design description: On the left, a sad-looking stick figure carrying a briefcase colored with the neurodivergent rainbow, with the text "Person with Autism" above it. On the right, a smiling stick figure whose whole head is colored with the neurodiversity rainbow; below it the text "Autistic Person."

Description: Black block letters that say "Autistic Deal With It" superimposed over the universal, autistic-designed, symbol for neurodiversity. Tell the world how "ausome" you are with this beautiful, colorful design.

Description: Let's ban the offensive blue puzzle piece by telling the world that you're not a puzzle to be solved--you're a whole, complete, happy, autistic person! Celebrate your neurodivergence with pride!

Description: Be proud of your active ADHD brain! Boast about your neurology with this colorful design. Black block letters above say "ADHD." In the center, a human brain with greyscale mathematical formulas on the left hemisphere, and an explosion of colorful creativity on the right. Below the image, in smaller black lettering: "I have more thoughts before breakfast than you have all day long!"

Description: Brag on your neurodivergence with this beautiful, colorful design: Black, block letters telling others: "ADHD Deal With It" with the universal neurodiversity symbol behind the letters.