Deutschess Kaiserreich wrote:I would recommend that we all thread carefully on this thread.
Yeah since Autism is a touchy subject to talk about.
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by Area 6-Z » Sat Feb 02, 2019 9:38 pm
Deutschess Kaiserreich wrote:I would recommend that we all thread carefully on this thread.
by Yusseria » Sat Feb 02, 2019 9:43 pm
Deutschess Kaiserreich wrote:I would recommend that we all thread carefully on this thread.
by Major-Tom » Sun Feb 03, 2019 1:57 am
by Risottia » Sun Feb 03, 2019 2:01 am
Aeritai wrote:I'm a special ed teacher and if I see anyone bullying my kids I usually report them to the office and have them get sent to detention.
Honestly kids or adults that bully autistic children have no respect for other humans.
by The Isle of Beithe » Sun Feb 03, 2019 2:12 am
Yusseria wrote:Hammer Britannia wrote:I have Aspergers Syndrome, and let me just say it is not a fun experience. Every day I wake up and get a glass of water only for the glass to feel like its melting in my hand. I do everything differently from the other people and am ostracized for it. I hit desks, I scream, I cry at random moment. There are some things that tick me of for no reason whatsoever, and if anyone has the same symptoms/better/worse, then I give you my utmost sympathy.
i have aspergers also. it's tough but you just have to learn to keep it inside. i used to flap my hands as a child and other kids mocked me for it. they even made up a dance named after me where they imitated my hand flapping. i still flap my hands sometimes but i learned to control it and not do it in public. only when i am alone do i let myself have outbursts.
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by Western Vale Confederacy » Sun Feb 03, 2019 7:51 am
by Aeritai » Sun Feb 03, 2019 8:29 am
Risottia wrote:Aeritai wrote:I'm a special ed teacher and if I see anyone bullying my kids I usually report them to the office and have them get sent to detention.
Honestly kids or adults that bully autistic children have no respect for other humans.
Why, kids or adults who bully non-autistic children or non-autistic adults are showing any respect for people?
by Lanoraie II » Sun Feb 03, 2019 10:12 am
by Lanoraie II » Sun Feb 03, 2019 10:19 am
Khataiy wrote:Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:
Ah my gods. Go read about autism and then we can talk.
I am well aware of autism is, I am not saying it doesn't exist but it seems as of late more children then usual suddenly are on the "spectrum", there are seriously autistic people and they need special attention especially in education, whereas the kids that just act weird/misbehave waste people's time.
by Western Vale Confederacy » Sun Feb 03, 2019 10:26 am
Lanoraie II wrote:I have very high functioning autism (my anxiety disorder affects more of my life than my autism does) and can completely understand why a parent would be unable to handle a child with lower functioning autism. One of the main factors for me never wanting to have biological kids of my own is the fact that there's a chance they would come out with autism, particularly lower functioning. I wouldn't be able to handle it. Maye if they were high functioning but then it's torture for them, not for me. Bless anyone who can actually handle people on the lower end of the spectrum as I absolutely cannot.
by Lanoraie II » Sun Feb 03, 2019 10:30 am
Western Vale Confederacy wrote:Lanoraie II wrote:I have very high functioning autism (my anxiety disorder affects more of my life than my autism does) and can completely understand why a parent would be unable to handle a child with lower functioning autism. One of the main factors for me never wanting to have biological kids of my own is the fact that there's a chance they would come out with autism, particularly lower functioning. I wouldn't be able to handle it. Maye if they were high functioning but then it's torture for them, not for me. Bless anyone who can actually handle people on the lower end of the spectrum as I absolutely cannot.
If my child turns out to be autistic, so be it.
I will not reject him or refuse to procreate out of fear.
by Western Vale Confederacy » Sun Feb 03, 2019 10:34 am
Lanoraie II wrote:Western Vale Confederacy wrote:
If my child turns out to be autistic, so be it.
I will not reject him or refuse to procreate out of fear.
You have a much more hardy sense of sensory input then I do. Be prepared for the possibility of screaming all day every day from your child because that's the best they can communicate.
by Lanoraie II » Sun Feb 03, 2019 10:42 am
Western Vale Confederacy wrote:Lanoraie II wrote:
You have a much more hardy sense of sensory input then I do. Be prepared for the possibility of screaming all day every day from your child because that's the best they can communicate.
The genetics aspects of autism are not only very wonky, but autism still remains a spectrum.
He or she might turn out to be a perfectly normal child or a high-functioning one like I am (well, I'm not particularly high-functioning since it is at the stage where it affects me physically).
It's not a guarantee that my child will be low-functioning and incapable of speech.
by Shrillland » Sun Feb 03, 2019 10:53 am
Lanoraie II wrote:Western Vale Confederacy wrote:
The genetics aspects of autism are not only very wonky, but autism still remains a spectrum.
He or she might turn out to be a perfectly normal child or a high-functioning one like I am (well, I'm not particularly high-functioning since it is at the stage where it affects me physically).
It's not a guarantee that my child will be low-functioning and incapable of speech.
True. You're very strong in that regard, being okay with whatever happens.
I just can't risk it since it's rather prevalent in my family. I'm....a selfish person; I'd rather not have a kid because they might come out a screeching banshee who I'd have to take care of forever. But also because it wouldn't be fair for them to have a mother who can't stand being around them and struggles to love them because of how annoying and overstimulating they are. I can't do that to an innocent child. I know how it feels. Sure I could put them up for adoption but there's already so many kids in the system--and it's not a great one, either...another reason I want to adopt. Plus I think I'd be morally irredeemable if I gave up my bio child and adopted another kid. To make up for my selfishness I do plan on adopting nothing but teenagers when I get to my 50s or 60s, since they're the least adopted age group.
by Western Vale Confederacy » Sun Feb 03, 2019 11:09 am
by Lanoraie II » Sun Feb 03, 2019 11:31 am
Shrillland wrote:Lanoraie II wrote:
True. You're very strong in that regard, being okay with whatever happens.
I just can't risk it since it's rather prevalent in my family. I'm....a selfish person; I'd rather not have a kid because they might come out a screeching banshee who I'd have to take care of forever. But also because it wouldn't be fair for them to have a mother who can't stand being around them and struggles to love them because of how annoying and overstimulating they are. I can't do that to an innocent child. I know how it feels. Sure I could put them up for adoption but there's already so many kids in the system--and it's not a great one, either...another reason I want to adopt. Plus I think I'd be morally irredeemable if I gave up my bio child and adopted another kid. To make up for my selfishness I do plan on adopting nothing but teenagers when I get to my 50s or 60s, since they're the least adopted age group.
That's actually a pretty good idea as I see it.
by Caleonia » Mon Feb 04, 2019 9:10 pm
by The Supreme Magnificent High Swaglord » Tue Feb 05, 2019 3:08 pm
Western Vale Confederacy wrote:One of the aspects of society that I consider the most daunting is sexuality.
This is gonna be a hell of a goddamn rollercoaster.
by The Isle of Beithe » Tue Feb 05, 2019 3:10 pm
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by The Supreme Magnificent High Swaglord » Tue Feb 05, 2019 3:23 pm
Eternal Lotharia wrote:The Isle of Beithe wrote:I'm suddenly curious as to what percentage of people on NS are autistic. I've always figured this game would especially appeal to someone on the spectrum.
Ironically people with Autism are considered too simplistic or black-and-white minded, or too moralistic to enjoy politics.
by The Isle of Beithe » Tue Feb 05, 2019 3:39 pm
Eternal Lotharia wrote:The Isle of Beithe wrote:I'm suddenly curious as to what percentage of people on NS are autistic. I've always figured this game would especially appeal to someone on the spectrum.
Ironically people with Autism are considered too simplistic or black-and-white minded, or too moralistic to enjoy politics.
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by Indo-Malaysia » Tue Feb 05, 2019 3:56 pm
The Supreme Magnificent High Swaglord wrote:Western Vale Confederacy wrote:One of the aspects of society that I consider the most daunting is sexuality.
This is gonna be a hell of a goddamn rollercoaster.
As a fellow person with autism (Particularly high-functioning autism, diagnosed back when my form of HFA was known as Asperger syndrome in the DSM), I personally find it better to abstain from sex and romantic intimacy.
I have nothing against those who don't abstain, provided they act in a responsible manner with respect for the dignity of their partner; I just find the whole "sex/intimacy" thing to be rather a rather dull concept. Tbh, I prefer friendships and hobbies and such to romance, which when I think about it just... doesn't really appeal to me. I apologize if I seem impolite in any way whatsoever, btw.
by The Supreme Magnificent High Swaglord » Tue Feb 05, 2019 3:58 pm
Indo-Malaysia wrote:OhThe Supreme Magnificent High Swaglord wrote:
As a fellow person with autism (Particularly high-functioning autism, diagnosed back when my form of HFA was known as Asperger syndrome in the DSM), I personally find it better to abstain from sex and romantic intimacy.
I have nothing against those who don't abstain, provided they act in a responsible manner with respect for the dignity of their partner; I just find the whole "sex/intimacy" thing to be rather a rather dull concept. Tbh, I prefer friendships and hobbies and such to romance, which when I think about it just... doesn't really appeal to me. I apologize if I seem impolite in any way whatsoever, btw.
I thought it still is called Aspergers?
My life is a lie.
by The Isle of Beithe » Tue Feb 05, 2019 3:59 pm
Indo-Malaysia wrote:OhThe Supreme Magnificent High Swaglord wrote:
As a fellow person with autism (Particularly high-functioning autism, diagnosed back when my form of HFA was known as Asperger syndrome in the DSM), I personally find it better to abstain from sex and romantic intimacy.
I have nothing against those who don't abstain, provided they act in a responsible manner with respect for the dignity of their partner; I just find the whole "sex/intimacy" thing to be rather a rather dull concept. Tbh, I prefer friendships and hobbies and such to romance, which when I think about it just... doesn't really appeal to me. I apologize if I seem impolite in any way whatsoever, btw.
I thought it still is called Aspergers?
My life is a lie.
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