angelrulez7 (2013-08-24 04:51:42)

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Sadly my former friend Aydzen had aspergers.

It got the best of him.

HINT: former friend

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OtherSilhouette (2013-08-24 05:04:08)

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Actually, i've met people who are autistic but are perfectly fine. But I agree that some people really need to learn to respect the differences of autistic people.

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Mametchi (2013-08-24 09:09:44)

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I dun have autism.

But my walking looks autistic.

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Robdeprop (2013-08-24 10:18:03)

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I think it's indeed very very sad and angering that people who know about autism are treating autistic people so bad.

However, I think you should not be mad at children asking "What's wrong with him, mommy?", because children just don't know much about diseases (and the world, generally). It's just new for them to see an autistic person and they wonder why he/she is different from the rest.

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spadeguy (2013-08-24 11:49:26)

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I have autism, although my personality is changing from what it used to be. I still consider it a mental condition.

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ED (2013-08-24 13:02:47)

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There are a lot of symptoms in autism.

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Lani (2013-08-24 13:35:38)

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When I was little, I avoided mentally challenged people like the plague. I was scared. No one ever told me what people like that are like...But I realized people with mental disorders are very interesting! There's always something very unique about them which usually makes them even better than "normal" people People just need to learn that having a mental disorder such as autism or aspergers isn't a bad thing. It's just something that makes them experience things differently, and there's nothing wrong with that!

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WWTEpicFail (2013-08-24 13:51:28)

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I had enough with these threads already.

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espace39 (2013-08-28 16:36:18)

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I have 2 different types going at once. High functioning and aspergers.

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Song_Of_Storms (2013-08-29 03:20:47)

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One of the biggest causes of autism is inoculation.

Parents take their babies and young children to get inoculated, but the problem is that the kids' immune systems and bodies aren't ready for it... So in truth, the parents are causing more harm than good in most cases...

But people need do need to understand the implications of being autistic. They need to imagine themselves in that situation and think about how they'd feel...

The ultimately need to get some friggin' perspective.

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