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Autism Spectrum Disorders and Transgenderism

Discussion in 'Gender Identity and Expression' started by lymanclark, Nov 3, 2014.

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  1. Ryu

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    Were? You mean are, right?
    Yeah, easily ticked off by trivial stuff, don't like crouds, can't stand scilence and get super adgitated if there's no music on or something like that. There's a list somewhere back in the thread. No idea where, I just know it's somewhere.
     
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    hmm for me its hatred of crowds and hatred of loud noises especially in the mornings . also the hatred of people asking me stuff like what i am doing when they could obviously see what im doing or its none of their buisness
     
    #182 MissMiri, Nov 10, 2014
  3. lymanclark

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    oh hey fellow japanese speaker! あなたはいつに日本語を習うことを始めました？

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    Oh wait you just answered my question. Whoops, sorry. COOL! I've been learning for six years, and I visited Japan a few years ago! I had a great conversation with a rickshaw puller :eusa_danc

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    Yeah same here. I have intense interests (obsessive interests, really), I can feel things and see things in a way that normal people can't, and I have mad writing skillz (!) (kiddin', but I do write often, and have won a few awards).

    BUT there are also many negatives, which aren't very cool :icon_sad:
     
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    あなたはほんとにすごいです。うるしい＾ｗ＾。I thought I was the only one who could speek japanese here :3 the more I know I guess.
     
    #184 MissMiri, Nov 10, 2014
  5. lymanclark

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    Thanks!! Apparently we're not allowed to write in other languages in these threads, so I'm switchin' back to English :slight_smile: Yeah, I've been learning for a while - it's great to meet other speakers! :icon_wink
     
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    wait seriously ? oh no am I introuble?:eek:
     
    #186 MissMiri, Nov 10, 2014
  7. lymanclark

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    Nahhhh I've done it before and no one cared. I think it's okay in tiny amounts :lol:
     
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    ok i will keep the sun speak and the middle speak to a minimum(*hug*) ty or atleast till i become a full member
     
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    Well I know a bit of german. I'm not fluent, just doing it at school.
     
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    Know Chinese. Am Taiwanese... Duh :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:
     
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  11. anonym

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    I find people's knowledge of Asperger's patronising, especially now that tv and film are scripting in so many autistic characters. Ok, they don't always state it outright, but it's clear through the behaviors etc of the character that they are trying to portray an autistic mindset and some of these portrayals are just not fair. Not only are they inaccurate, they are helping fuel people's ignorance that we are some kind of unemotional, monotone robots obsessed with data and unusual topics.
     
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  12. lymanclark

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    You can say that again, brother. I mean, for the love of God....

    I.
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    COOPER.

    YES, I have some mannerisms similar to his - but I'm my own person! Also, I hate it when people say I don't seem like I have Aspergers because I'm "too nice".
     
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    Doesn't matter if I have some mannerisms similar to her.
     
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    Okay, index cards are amazing. I took my set to school and I was like yeah, these are disco. I know what you mean about them being less 'notepad-y'. I was able to do two decent things instead of none during school, probably because I was less fussed than normal about it being absolutely perfect. Thanks internet, I love you.
     
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    I think index cards are amazing because they make the sturdiest origami cranes =3
     
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    It's hard to make a crane out of a rectangular piece of card, and one that is small too. Have you heard the thing that if you make 100 or 1000 (can't remember which) cranes you get good fortune? Wait, digressing again.
     
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    lol another good use for index cards is to make them makeshift wish writing cards for tanabata
     
    #197 MissMiri, Nov 11, 2014
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    I find this study very interesting because I'm autistic and not cisgendered.
     
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    me too -snuggs all here who are ok with it--purrs loudly-
     
    #199 MissMiri, Nov 11, 2014
  20. Oddish

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    I've speculated before whether or not I'm on the autism spectrum, but that's mostly because of my social problems and I was diagnosed with ADD when I was ten. I find it interesting there's more of a correlation with autism and trans men, but I'm skeptical of self-diagnosing even though my therapist brought up I should be tested. Hmmm.
     
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