16 Nov 2007, 9:51 pm
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18 Nov 2007, 12:18 pm
18 Nov 2007, 1:29 pm
KevinLA wrote:
Can anyone honestly say they would rather have AS than be an NT?
Well, speaking as a fellow Aspie - yes, yes I would. And I'm sure there are many other Aspies who prefer being aspie because they are what they are. There are some great Neurotypes out there as well as Aspies.
To quote Red Dwarf last night "I am what I am"
I don't care how corny this sounds - people are special by the way they're made up and it's what makes each and every individual unique. I just wish there weren't some people out there who abuses their position, or become p***** in society...
But that aside - there's some brilliant Neurotypes and Aspies and every perspective mental difference - there's some great people out there in their own unique ways.
18 Nov 2007, 2:48 pm
18 Nov 2007, 6:34 pm
18 Nov 2007, 6:50 pm
flikr wrote:
KevinLA wrote:
Your being delusional. You need to change. I posted this in another thread. I will copy and paste it.
DO NOT ACCEPT WHO YOU ARE. It is natural instinct to do this. Look at reality. You are NOT functional in this society. When I was in my teens I knew I was different but didn't know why. I went through the next 10 years of my life accepting who I was but was an outcast. I was miserable the whole 10 years with no friends, no steady employment. I was diagnosed with AS. I was determined that I needed to change. I changed dramatically, but unfortunately I had other circumstances that hindered me. If I did not have these other roadblocks, I am convinced I would have been a happy and functional member of society. Understand that you need to change. Observe how other people act socially and at work. At first, it will not feel natural to act like others, but eventually you can become like them
NTs don't relate to us because we are oddballs. Can anyone honestly say they would rather have AS than be an NT? Come on people. It takes a lot of effort to remove yourself from the AS world, but it can be done.
DO NOT ACCEPT WHO YOU ARE. It is natural instinct to do this. Look at reality. You are NOT functional in this society. When I was in my teens I knew I was different but didn't know why. I went through the next 10 years of my life accepting who I was but was an outcast. I was miserable the whole 10 years with no friends, no steady employment. I was diagnosed with AS. I was determined that I needed to change. I changed dramatically, but unfortunately I had other circumstances that hindered me. If I did not have these other roadblocks, I am convinced I would have been a happy and functional member of society. Understand that you need to change. Observe how other people act socially and at work. At first, it will not feel natural to act like others, but eventually you can become like them
NTs don't relate to us because we are oddballs. Can anyone honestly say they would rather have AS than be an NT? Come on people. It takes a lot of effort to remove yourself from the AS world, but it can be done.
i think your the only one on this site that realizes that, we are unfuntional losers, I don't think there is anything to we can do to change it either, the only way we can succeed is if we find a girl we like that understands us, otherwise we are f****
SO, you are saying you're kevin! And if we are f**** either way, what is the difference!
18 Nov 2007, 7:12 pm
2ukenkerl wrote:
flikr wrote:
KevinLA wrote:
Your being delusional. You need to change. I posted this in another thread. I will copy and paste it.
DO NOT ACCEPT WHO YOU ARE. It is natural instinct to do this. Look at reality. You are NOT functional in this society. When I was in my teens I knew I was different but didn't know why. I went through the next 10 years of my life accepting who I was but was an outcast. I was miserable the whole 10 years with no friends, no steady employment. I was diagnosed with AS. I was determined that I needed to change. I changed dramatically, but unfortunately I had other circumstances that hindered me. If I did not have these other roadblocks, I am convinced I would have been a happy and functional member of society. Understand that you need to change. Observe how other people act socially and at work. At first, it will not feel natural to act like others, but eventually you can become like them
NTs don't relate to us because we are oddballs. Can anyone honestly say they would rather have AS than be an NT? Come on people. It takes a lot of effort to remove yourself from the AS world, but it can be done.
DO NOT ACCEPT WHO YOU ARE. It is natural instinct to do this. Look at reality. You are NOT functional in this society. When I was in my teens I knew I was different but didn't know why. I went through the next 10 years of my life accepting who I was but was an outcast. I was miserable the whole 10 years with no friends, no steady employment. I was diagnosed with AS. I was determined that I needed to change. I changed dramatically, but unfortunately I had other circumstances that hindered me. If I did not have these other roadblocks, I am convinced I would have been a happy and functional member of society. Understand that you need to change. Observe how other people act socially and at work. At first, it will not feel natural to act like others, but eventually you can become like them
NTs don't relate to us because we are oddballs. Can anyone honestly say they would rather have AS than be an NT? Come on people. It takes a lot of effort to remove yourself from the AS world, but it can be done.
i think your the only one on this site that realizes that, we are unfuntional losers, I don't think there is anything to we can do to change it either, the only way we can succeed is if we find a girl we like that understands us, otherwise we are f****
SO, you are saying you're kevin! And if we are f**** either way, what is the difference!
i'm saying i'm kevin? i don't get it
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