PwoperNereguar wrote:
People with Aspergers lacking empathy was disproved ages ago. It's becoming a more popular theory that we're more empathetic than neurotypicals, which makes more sense. I walk into a room and I feel everything everyone else is feeling and feel a strong need to help anyone who's upset, even if I hate them. Neurotypicals, however, don't seem to give a s**t. I've noticed that they only seem to help if it's in their best interest in the long run and seem to say that they don't care about anyone with pride.
Well done for finding a theory that fits most of the tabloid journalist columns but fails to engage with all of us hurt lockers out there who strive to find a better way through this barking mad existence called real life, real movement, hard progress. If anyone can call any people to account on their neurotypical debilitating imaginary solareclipses and draw up some soundproof recognition, then everone with traits of the AS or ASD can stand a chance of finding a place that conjuncts evry crzy soundbite in mediocre existence. Perhaps people should look closer to their homes for a clue on free thinking individuals with the power to shut out storm chasers.
Those who bail themselves out are doing themselves a favour, those who wait for others to do it, are just not willing to depend on their own judgement, I appreciate though, there are some who cannot do this.
I can certainly relate to the facts on AFDD, an affective disorder and perhaps disorientation to yourself from the outer world, its threats and strange people. I had severe forms of it I think between the ages of 14 and 17 maybe 18.
This is of course, the time you would expect all your hard efforts from others whom you seek to please or look up to, to be at last recognised, not swarmed in a bottomless pit that does nothing for your self esteem.
http://www.maxineaston.co.uk/research/A ... vation.pdfTown life is hard, especially surrounded by the same hogs who can't do a single thing themselves and seek to find others to blame for their own lack of skillset. I find in many ways, routine a chore, because its there and you need it other times it probably provides some comfort to know its there, others are either victims or slaves, who wants to be either? Do for the public what they do for you, then you can never be disappointed.
When it comes to survival, if you need someone to help you fine, if you can do it yourself, yet still be frowned upon, even better, because these are all just non intuitive instinctive people who haven't witten anything imaginative in their life, who have suddenly think they have found an unwritten dilemma, which should solve the misery of AS peoples lives. How do they put up with the bluntness all the time? I only carry some traits, but I wouldn't be prepared to give a whole hours lecture on it. For Englanders, the thought of a person echoing a voice with a disability or condition is a way of saying, well? go on for pities sake, and if you're lucky I'll fill your cash bucket. The full on arrogance of their stupidity, doesn't blight me no more, if they want to waste money on a worthy cause for a cause, then its only we who will grow richer from it, they aren't geting nothing from it, therefore, they lack empathy.
Thats only one explantion to account for a deaf or blind or incoherent persons interests. Is this my way of ranting at all the stupid improbable clauses that go accounted for or is this just my pms talking. You know, the more I think about it, those who do interrupt free speech have realised that nothing they do or say can ever really be accounted for, and they've failed in their miserable attempts to be heard. Thats why Corbyn politics and rich fruitcakes or Green mandates are just a thing to be cleared up on the mercy of others bad tidings, and the pass to a fuller insight lies in a social or just mild state of dilemma. I've kicked the front door in, now it only needs a true champion to open it.
Sorry late night booty extras on demand yet again. *Slams shut the door.*
31 Mar 2017, 8:33 pm
