Autistic Discussion Thread

[RCA Occupation]

People find hope in situations much more dire than anything one can imagine.
It is the light that we CREATE

In a world full of 7 billion people, many want to be friends.

Also, perhaps find a hobby, or music.

Well only one person's ever wanted to be close to me, and they're gone now. I've not had any meaningful contact with someone other than my parents or therapist in over three years. I'm done waiting.

Look into joining a military force. Azov Battalion or Hezbollah spring to mind. It may better you, offer motivation.

[Heloin]

Well only one person's ever wanted to be close to me, and they're gone now. I've not had any meaningful contact with someone other than my parents or therapist in over three years. I'm done waiting.

Look into joining a military force. Azov Battalion or Hezbollah spring to mind. It may better you, offer motivation.

I hardly think telling people to join terrorist organistions is the greatest idea.

[RCA Occupation]

Look into joining a military force. Azov Battalion or Hezbollah spring to mind. It may better you, offer motivation.

I hardly think telling people to join terrorist organistions is the greatest idea.

More like freedom fighters.

[Jack Thomas Lang]

More like freedom fighters.

Azov Battalion aren't freedom fighters. They're a bunch of weirdos. Most of them speak Russian and are from Donbass but they salivate over Galician Ukraine, a lot of them are white supremacists and neo-nazis even though they include Jews and serve a Jewish-dominated government. They're also pagans.

The forces of Lugansk and Donetsk are a better bet. Fucking miners' battalions and Cossacks.

Edit: To go back on topic, if you really wanted to join a military force, your local army or the Foreign Legion are better choices. But that's not a solution that works for everyone, I doubt it would work for autistic people. They might get singled out for it, who knows.

[RCA Occupation]

More like freedom fighters.

Azov Battalion aren't freedom fighters. They're a bunch of weirdos. Most of them speak Russian and are from Donbass but they salivate over Galician Ukraine, a lot of them are white supremacists and neo-nazis even though they include Jews and serve a Jewish-dominated government. They're also pagans.

The forces of Lugansk and Donetsk are a better bet. Fucking miners' battalions and Cossacks.

Edit: To go back on topic, if you really wanted to join a military force, your local army or the Foreign Legion are better choices. But that's not a solution that works for everyone, I doubt it would work for autistic people. They might get singled out for it, who knows.

A lot of them are Rodnovers and anti-Christian. As for the Jew government, taking funds from one doesn’t mean you ultimately support, or don’t seek to undermine it.

[Jack Thomas Lang]

A lot of them are Rodnovers and anti-Christian. As for the Jew government, taking funds from one doesn’t mean you ultimately support, or don’t seek to undermine it.

We're going off topic. Suffice to say, I think Azov sucks.

[Rojava Free State]

What the actual hell are you all talking about? I go to bed after seeing muscovite talking about ending it all and wake up to terrorism

[Konolas]

People find hope in situations much more dire than anything one can imagine.
It is the light that we CREATE

In a world full of 7 billion people, many want to be friends.

Also, perhaps find a hobby, or music.

Well only one person's ever wanted to be close to me, and they're gone now. I've not had any meaningful contact with someone other than my parents or therapist in over three years. I'm done waiting.

UMN if you are indeed suicidal here are some people that can help you
Suicide Prevention Hotline(US):1-800-273-8255
Samaritans(UK):116 123
If you do not live in those coutries here is a list:
viewtopic.php?f=20&t=285075

[Nakena]

What the actual hell are you all talking about? I go to bed after seeing muscovite talking about ending it all and wake up to terrorism

Welcome to NSG

[Agarntrop]

Did someone just threaten to kill themselves on here?

[Nuroblav]

Did someone just threaten to kill themselves on here?

Yep

I just saw it now. Damn.

[United Muscovite Nations]

I appreciate the concern guys, I spent the night on the suicide hotline and talking to people on discord. But let's please move on, I find the whole situation very embarrassing.

[Agarntrop]

did someone just seriously suggest that joining Hezbollah would cure depression or something?

[Agarntrop]

I appreciate the concern guys, I spent the night on the suicide hotline and talking to people on discord. But let's please move on, I find the whole situation very embarrassing.

Thank you for calling the suicide hotline.

[Farnhamia]

Well only one person's ever wanted to be close to me, and they're gone now. I've not had any meaningful contact with someone other than my parents or therapist in over three years. I'm done waiting.

Look into joining a military force. Azov Battalion or Hezbollah spring to mind. It may better you, offer motivation.

Suggesting someone join known terrorist groups? Not really a good idea.

*** DEAT for advocating illegal activity ***

[Nuroblav]

I appreciate the concern guys, I spent the night on the suicide hotline and talking to people on discord. But let's please move on, I find the whole situation very embarrassing.

Sure!

[Rojava Free State]

I came across this online while reading about AS, and it's sobering to say the least:

A lack of demonstrated empathy affects aspects of communal living for persons with Asperger syndrome.[13] Individuals with AS experience difficulties in basic elements of social interaction, which may include a failure to develop friendships or to seek shared enjoyments or achievements with others (for example, showing others objects of interest); a lack of social or emotional reciprocity (social "games" give-and-take mechanic); and impaired nonverbal behaviors in areas such as eye contact, facial expression, posture, and gesture.

Once again, this is why I tell no one I have this.

The diagnosis makes it seem like we're horrible people

[The JELLEAIN Republic]

I came across this online while reading about AS, and it's sobering to say the least:

A lack of demonstrated empathy affects aspects of communal living for persons with Asperger syndrome.[13] Individuals with AS experience difficulties in basic elements of social interaction, which may include a failure to develop friendships or to seek shared enjoyments or achievements with others (for example, showing others objects of interest); a lack of social or emotional reciprocity (social "games" give-and-take mechanic); and impaired nonverbal behaviors in areas such as eye contact, facial expression, posture, and gesture.

Once again, this is why I tell no one I have this.

The diagnosis makes it seem like we're horrible people

Don’t you think that people are understanding ?

[Nuroblav]

I came across this online while reading about AS, and it's sobering to say the least:



Once again, this is why I tell no one I have this.

The diagnosis makes it seem like we're horrible people

Don’t you think that people are understanding ?

I mean, some people are some probably aren't either. I myself would rather not risk not being understood.

[Rojava Free State]

I came across this online while reading about AS, and it's sobering to say the least:



Once again, this is why I tell no one I have this.

The diagnosis makes it seem like we're horrible people

Don’t you think that people are understanding ?

No, I don't think they are. I think many people have preconceived notions and that's especially true in minority communities. There's a huge social stigma in Brown and black neighborhoods about mental health and autism is no exception. I remember growing up we had this autistic guy at our school and a common thing I heard was "he's retarded or something," and "he's got autism. He's legit mentally unstable." People mistreated that poor boy every inch of the way and played so many games with him. I realized at a young age that if I came out as autistic, they would only have more of a reason to think less of me.

I mean my friend Joe had autism too but he just beat the shit out of anyone that talked shit about it, and after a while people just said "yeah I don't have health insurance or life insurance so ima just leave that big dude alone." That, and everyone both liked and feared his cousins and siblings so they had plenty of reasons to not do to him what they did to Matt (the other guy).

[The Holy Therns]

I came across this online while reading about AS, and it's sobering to say the least:

A lack of demonstrated empathy affects aspects of communal living for persons with Asperger syndrome.[13] Individuals with AS experience difficulties in basic elements of social interaction, which may include a failure to develop friendships or to seek shared enjoyments or achievements with others (for example, showing others objects of interest); a lack of social or emotional reciprocity (social "games" give-and-take mechanic); and impaired nonverbal behaviors in areas such as eye contact, facial expression, posture, and gesture.

Once again, this is why I tell no one I have this.

The diagnosis makes it seem like we're horrible people

That's really not my experience. I have a lot of friends who're quite patient with my quirks specifically because they're familiar with how my diagnosis works. I'd even go so far as to say that my focus on rehearsed script and inability to mess around very much helped me in a very social door-to-door job, where I did startlingly well.

There's lots of ways to adapt.

[Rojava Free State]

I came across this online while reading about AS, and it's sobering to say the least:



Once again, this is why I tell no one I have this.

The diagnosis makes it seem like we're horrible people

That's really not my experience. I have a lot of friends who're quite patient with my quirks specifically because they're familiar with how my diagnosis works. I'd even go so far as to say that my focus on rehearsed script and inability to mess around very much helped me in a very social door-to-door job, where I did startlingly well.

There's lots of ways to adapt.

I don't trust people around me to be remotely tolerant. Either they'll pity me and treat me like a dumbass or they'll not wanna deal with me cause "he's retarded" (my IQ hovers between 125 and 141 based on four IQ tests I took in my life, one of which was actually done in a psychiatrist office so I'm not, but you know that won't stop people from saying that). The point is, I don't put much faith in people. I assume that if my secret ever got out, my life as I know it would be over.

My friend Joe hooked up (I think you know what I mean) with a couple girls in highschool but he had to keep that shit secret because if it got out that these girls had sex with a guy with autism...imagine the Salem witch trials but it's 10 times worse

[The Holy Therns]

That's really not my experience. I have a lot of friends who're quite patient with my quirks specifically because they're familiar with how my diagnosis works. I'd even go so far as to say that my focus on rehearsed script and inability to mess around very much helped me in a very social door-to-door job, where I did startlingly well.

There's lots of ways to adapt.

I don't trust people around me to be remotely tolerant. Either they'll pity me and treat me like a dumbass or they'll not wanna deal with me cause "he's retarded" (my IQ hovers between 125 and 141 based on four IQ tests I took in my life, one of which was actually done in a psychiatrist office so I'm not, but you know that won't stop people from saying that). The point is, I don't put much faith in people. I assume that if my secret ever got out, my life as I know it would be over.

My friend Joe hooked up (I think you know what I mean) with a couple girls in highschool but he had to keep that shit secret because if it got out that these girls had sex with a guy with autism...imagine the Salem witch trials but it's 10 times worse

I'm not trying to downplay your experience, but frankly I think you're overestimating the stigma.

[Rojava Free State]

I don't trust people around me to be remotely tolerant. Either they'll pity me and treat me like a dumbass or they'll not wanna deal with me cause "he's retarded" (my IQ hovers between 125 and 141 based on four IQ tests I took in my life, one of which was actually done in a psychiatrist office so I'm not, but you know that won't stop people from saying that). The point is, I don't put much faith in people. I assume that if my secret ever got out, my life as I know it would be over.

My friend Joe hooked up (I think you know what I mean) with a couple girls in highschool but he had to keep that shit secret because if it got out that these girls had sex with a guy with autism...imagine the Salem witch trials but it's 10 times worse

I'm not trying to downplay your experience, but frankly I think you're overestimating the stigma.

Nothing I'm saying can be scientifically proven. I haven't gone door to door doing a survey or run some trial in a lab to see how people react to autism. At day's end I'm just scared. Maybe I'm totally wrong, but do I really wanna take the chance? It's like social Russian roulette

[Greater vakolicci haven]

That's really not my experience. I have a lot of friends who're quite patient with my quirks specifically because they're familiar with how my diagnosis works. I'd even go so far as to say that my focus on rehearsed script and inability to mess around very much helped me in a very social door-to-door job, where I did startlingly well.

There's lots of ways to adapt.

I don't trust people around me to be remotely tolerant. Either they'll pity me and treat me like a dumbass or they'll not wanna deal with me cause "he's retarded" (my IQ hovers between 125 and 141 based on four IQ tests I took in my life, one of which was actually done in a psychiatrist office so I'm not, but you know that won't stop people from saying that). The point is, I don't put much faith in people. I assume that if my secret ever got out, my life as I know it would be over.

My friend Joe hooked up (I think you know what I mean) with a couple girls in highschool but he had to keep that shit secret because if it got out that these girls had sex with a guy with autism...imagine the Salem witch trials but it's 10 times worse

I pretty much agree with you.

The people who know I have an autism diagnosis are very close friends and family, and that's about it. Most of the people who know were pretty surprised when I told them.