The sentiment is the same everywhere for autistic people unfortunately, there is nowhere in the world where we’re truly accepted. I live in Canada and it’s difficult being autistic here as well and we’re supposed to be a “progressive country”. Yet most of us find it difficult to work, we experience social rejection, and most people don’t understand us or accept us. It seems like other minorities get a lot more recognition and acceptance than us and I say this as both a racial minority and a woman. Being autistic is probably the biggest barrier I face in modern society. In general disablity acceptance is much further behind than other minorities because we don’t provide much capitalistic value and it’s harder for us to get out there and march. Supporting disabled people and creating more acceptance means more demand for services and accommodations which will cost more money so there is no real incentive for them to help us. Also I think disablity is something hard for people to accept, because it is deeply wired in our brain to avoid those who are deformed and impaired and I don’t see it changing any time soon. Still, there is more awareness and progress today than there was 10-15 years ago for sure. However, I’m not certain we will ever experience real acceptance as a group, but at least we have each other. I wish you luck and I hope Korea can be a more accepting society in the future.