Does your teddy bear have autism?

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28 Sep 2018, 6:43 pm

My teddy is from the planet Chronos, he is a Klingon called 'Harry' (an approximation of his real name). I'm not sure whether Klingons have the same brain wiring as humans so it is impossible to tell if he is autistic. He doesn't speak and stares a lot, but he stares kindly and has been very supportive to me over the years, so I'm guessing he does have empathy. He is fixated on his buddy Ernie (of Sesame Street fame) and their relationship is one of mutual dependence. i don't know if that is healthy or not. So the jury is out on that question for me.

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28 Sep 2018, 6:46 pm

Another better picture of Harry. Here he is showing his skills with an RC helicopter.

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09 Oct 2018, 11:33 pm

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xatrix26 wrote:

My teddy bear's name is Bruno O'Bear and he also has High Functioning Autism -Asperger's Syndrome, just like me. He's a ferocious grizzly bear from the Canadian Rockies and I can't even sleep without him, he's just that important to me!

I imagine he wears a Mountie hat, outdoors of course.

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10 Oct 2018, 4:23 am

collectoritis wrote:

AspieUtah wrote:

xatrix26 wrote:

I imagine he wears a Mountie hat, outdoors of course.

LMFAO , The Mountie in WWF (cartoony wrestling rules lol)

He spends too much time sleeping to be wrestling...

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11 Oct 2018, 2:01 am

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Cute and bizarre :lol: :skull:

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16 Jun 2019, 4:01 pm

Lol xD
yeah I think mine has locked in syndrome

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16 Jun 2019, 5:05 pm

I've never thought to ask, she's a cat, cats aren't very social to begin with. All I know is when I make her food she ignores it, and when I ask why she always says 'I'm already stuffed'.

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16 Jun 2019, 5:41 pm

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I am still wrestling with the question someone on WP asked years ago:"is your car aloof?".

The OP of that thread was struck by how his boss projected the boss's own gregarious NT personality onto his car, and apparently that OP assumed that the OP's own car had the OP's own loner (even thought the car was not a loaner) aspie personality.

Someone on that thread replied that "I never anthropomorphize cars because they hate it!".

That answer works for me. And I would apply it to teddy bears as well as to cars. :lol:

I think that might have been me but I couldn't find the post.

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16 Jun 2019, 6:08 pm

Has anybody here got a teddy bear that isn't autistic? My teddy bear is an NT teddy bear. I can tell because he has expression on his face, despite his nose and mouth ripped off years ago and he only has one eye. But he always looks happy when around other bears.

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16 Jun 2019, 6:26 pm

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I've never thought to ask, she's a cat, cats aren't very social to begin with. All I know is when I make her food she ignores it, and when I ask why she always says 'I'm already stuffed'.

All cats have asperger's, it's written in a book...

My stuffed unicorn has adhd though.

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16 Jun 2019, 8:21 pm

^ so do dogs
and all birds have anxiety

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18 Jun 2019, 4:13 am

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All cats have asperger's, it's written in a book...

Lots of things are written in books, not all of them are true.

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18 Jun 2019, 5:18 am

One of my teddy bears has downs syndrome.

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18 Jun 2019, 5:57 am

No but he has Downs cos the other one has less webbed hands and likes to cuddle less.

And the other one has ADHD cos I thought it would make an interesting story.

But they all like to be together and none of them are smart enough to be aspie.

(I'm aspie female enough that this is seriously how I see them and they are serious characters in my 'other world')

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