text:  And I would love to just clarify with you, you prefer to be called autistic rather than a person with autism. Can you tell us why? Yeah, so for me, it's inherent to who I am. There is no me that exists without being autistic. So for me, the idea that with autism, it's like I've got like a handbag I can put down. And it's also an expression we tend to use when there's something wrong, but it isn't. It's part of who I am and it's part of my identity. So for me, I'm an autistic person, not someone who is with autism,