I remember once...
Okay, so at my school, we were releasing baloons to celebrate autism awareness month and there were these cards attached to the baloons. These cards would say things like "This is what autism means to me" and how they delt with it. There would be an e-mail adress so the person who got the baloon could write bavk saying "I got so-and-so's baloon". The older kids, meaning us, were looking over the cards to make sure that they were positive. This kid named Alex found a funny card and showed it to all of us. it said: A Myth about Autism is that you have it for a few years and then it goes away. You have autism until you die. And a picture of a really creepy smile. |
I want to know who exactly gave you those extra 81 rep points so I can beat them to death.
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Stop being an Aspie, Joe.
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so they are talking about me. Ossim.
Dunno why WoF wants to beat me, but ossim. On topic: Heard something about a Celebrity who had an autistic son who "was cured". Real aspies and parents of aspies are outraged. Funny as shit to watch. |
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I never saw anyone with mild autism don't think, but I've seen moderate autism in my school in two blokes a year below and two years above, they sorta just bumble around with few friends keeping themselves to themselves but my Mum's job is to work with kids who have special needs and there's a severely autistic child at her school who only really just started talking to people besides his family at 8 or 9.
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I knew one autistic in my boy scout troop long ago who would just wander around staring blankly up at the sky when we were trying to head back to our camp together in the dark. It was really annoying because the adults would get pissed at us if he got lost so we had to babysit him constantly.
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I know this one autistic girl and she's lovely and sweet and a joy to be around.
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Hey good for you! I'm not saying they're all bad. Sometimes they are more interesting than the norms who walk this earth. Is she cute?
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She has a cute personality.
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every guy in my main family has asperges apart from me...
Or do i O.o |
No, you have Asscookies.
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@LDG519 You seem to get what I'm talking about. Are you new here? I haven't seen you before....
@CrissCross my families the exact opposite, we all have it, except for my mother. |
Gwan-Thwei, you're a fucking penis wart. I've been reading what you write, or trying to read what you write, and I just can't get over you. You're so fucking dumb. Jesus.
Your "people with mental ticks need to adjust and learn to live with it" attitude is astounding. I'm sure your parents had to adjust and learn to live with you once this delightful personality of yours came into bloom, but for fucks sake, have a little compassion. On a side note, I've been diagnosed with 'severe' depression and social anxiety. Medicated for both. |
@Disgruntled Intern I understand that dealing with it is hard, but most kids that I've run into believe that now that they've been diagnosed with something, they don't need to try to improve.
On a side note, I've discovered that an autistic kid at my school has had multiple charges for attempted rape. He's higher functioning and knows what he's doing. Scares the shit out of me. |
Maybe you should work for Fox News.
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Gwan's gettin' his lulz on.
Friend, I've got no patience for ableist shit-stirrers, and from the sound of it, neither do most of the other members here. Stereotypes are only funny to people who don't belong to the group being mocked, so you can take your "funny anecdotes" that have no purpose other than to degrade the same people with whom I and many others here share the titular mental "tick" and shove them all right back up where you pulled them out. This isn't amateur hour on /b/ and nobody's laughing but you. When you are your own audience and this is the material you're working with, that's a pretty pathetic set of circumstances. If you're legitimately incapable of understanding why dragging a half ton sack of freshly used diapers into a perfume shop like you're doing here might be offensive, then all I can tell you is, I may be autistic and therefor may have some trouble relating to people and fitting into social situations, but damn, at least I'm not as socially inept as you've been. When people tell you to get off the stage, you don't stay there and wait for the maligned masses to start lobbing rotten tomatoes. Use your brain, son. |
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@Dipstikk I'm not trying to start a shitstorm, merely giving my opinion on the subject, which is what a discussion is for. I posted my thoughts, now you post yours. That's how discussions work. We all don't think alike, which is why people make threads like these.
Honestly, I'm sorry if the cynical way I think offends you, I didn't mean or want to offend anyone. I'll try harder next time. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Napper Throw a functional manifestation of Autism on top of psychopathic tendencies that contrast traditional values of human goodwill, and you have a recipe for disaster. They would be more fixated upon and motivated by strong emotional urges, have an increased capacity to plan and execute their desires, and have a pervasive tendency to repeat their pursuant actions. I'm glad CBT got brought up, because the basis of cognitive therapy helps elucidate this concept... Semi-conscious beliefs/assumptions/values -> self-talk -> behaviors If a fundamental value (ie, "raping people is bad, so you shouldn't do it") is poorly ingrained or altogether absent, then inner dialogue in favor of the act can occur, which can then result in unacceptable choices of behavior. Sexual situations would particularly run a risk, considering that both looking at an attractive person and verbal/physical acts of aggression release dopamine in the brain (which as previously mentioned, influences a bypass of rational judgment in our actions). Whatever the fuck is wrong with that dude would be impossible to tell without meticulous evaluation, but sad as it is to say, the same sort of capacities that allow someone like me an information specialization and obsession with serving others can totally produce persistent, despicable acts. I would make an absolutely fantastic criminal mastermind, if it interested me... thank lordy I'm not a narcissistic sociopathic extrovert. Keep posting, Gwan. You bring up interesting shit :p |
Okay, so we were talking about grades the other day, and I brought up this one girl Kira. She's a plain looking girl, with fingers that aren't fully formed. She's nice enough, but can get emotional really fast.
In Math, we were having this huge 90 question review and Kira said that she couldn't do it "because she had bad dizzy spells" and proceeded to cry. She then ran to the back of the classroom, whining about her mom, then pulled out her DS and started playing pokemon. I told this to my friends, and they said that she pretty much does that in every class. My thoughts are...why aren't the teachers stopping this BS? Now, granted, she might have some nausea every once in a while, but every class? Haven't thy noticed a pattern or anything? Side note: She asked out the Perverted kid mentioned above. I'm assuming she has no idea that he's been charged. Should I say something? |
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I honestly think a thread about people we find annoying would be great, but maybe he finds people with an Austism Spectrum Disorder annoying?
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