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An Autistic gymnast’s thoughts on Netflix’ “Athlete A”
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An Autistic gymnast’s thoughts on Netflix’ “Athlete A”

I recently watched the Netflix documentary “Athlete A” detailing the sexual and emotional abuse of suffered by hundreds of young gymnasts at the hands of USA Gymnastics’ doctor, Larry Nassar. As a former gymnast and late-Autistic diagnosed Autistic adult, this documentary disturbed me, but did not at all surprise me. This film is a much-watch as it vividly highlights how reputable institutions, therapies and organizations designed to help children and develop excellence, like USA Gymnastics, can systematically condition vulnerable youth to be chronically obedient, and to value perfectionism over personal and emotional wellness.

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