@Prof.NightJack
No. Did I quote the wrong guy? Or just misinterpret? I was talking about the “But it’s hip!” one, which is pointing out that many people do use that as their only excuse, sadly.
@Prof.NightJack
Yeah, that kind of thing happens to me sometimes in my household. There’s a consensus that I might have Aspergers as I have serious trouble talking to strangers in person or over the phone and avoid eye contact, choosing to look at the flood, but never checked, although my sister has it worse with her severe epilepsy. She can’t even move around the house by herself without fear she’ll seize, fall over, and crack her head on the floor, so I tend to sympathize.
@Mike
When feelings get hurt, no one listens to mods. People are sensitive and people don’t know when to shut up. This was a funny fake post then turned sour because one guy apparently used the incorrect term when trying to ask us what the whole joke was about (which I politely explained), but alas, it was not enough.
@Background Pony #B95F
He can’t seem understand that I’m asking him to prove he is, so he has to ask me to prove that he isn’t when he can just do what I asked and get it over with, him not doing so helps to prove my point.
@pahom777
Dude, if you can prove what I’m asking you to prove then that alone prove you are not autistic.
Because being autistic is not the end all be all reason for things when you are autistic.
Let me give an example, because of my autism I’m a little obsessive compulsive when it comes to things on a personal level, one of them being about how people will just say “autism” as if that is all there is too it as it comes off as them just using it as a means to get away with how they act and not really have it.
So when someone just says “autism” for a reasoning and nothing more it pisses me off as it’s making light of how autism effect people.
So, please, prove to me you even know what autism is like by giving more then “I’m autistic” alone for a reason.
