i hate how autism is viewed

[ladiesman217]

i think the prolems are with how people view disabilities as a whole because i can relate to this quite a lot n im not autistic

[ladiesman217]

@Yanderemenhera nah ur good

[Nared]

i can relate to this. as someone that is on the spectrum myself. some people think i am stupid and treat me like a little kid. when i am not. i am a grown man. people need to get their facts straight

[questionfire]

@nared your not wrong there people think where dumb when we are really smart.

[snailbly]

I really agree with personally growing up neurodivergent and disabled and being treated as if I'm stupid like I wish peole understood that disability or autism comes on a spectrum and even if you fall on the line of where you can't do basic skills it doesn't make you stupid

[Plus4+]

@Yanderemenhera said in i hate how autism is viewed:

1. people who do vile shit and its somehow ok.

My sibling has been on the receiving end of this one with literal death threats in school from this one kid. Lovely school system had them in the same classes until just before winter break DESPITE a total of three death threats and him bringing a handful of bullets to school.
But regardless, I agree with everything you've said. I really hate being treated like I can't do things myself, or treated like I should be able to do things that I can't actually do. I'm definitely still young but I don't need to be treated like a primary schooler.

[Almond]

I believe that people take the disorder part in autism spectrum disorder too seriously. While there are individuals who do need specialized care, that doesn't mean every individual with that disorder requires that type of care.

[Yanderemenhera]

i remember seeing something on yt, someone was saying its ableist and privileged to correct spelling. i don't see the issue tho! if i mispell something i'd want to be corrected on it, bc a simple mispelling could confuse people or make people think you mean something else. and, wtf are teacher's supposed to do then? like seriously bro.... people who act like that online embarrass the the hell out'a me and just annoy me to no end.

[KiwiFarmsArkavel]

Holy shi this is obv the most agreeable thing i've ever heard, vro. whenever your known as autistic in middle school/high school that alone is the human equivalence as a death penalty but the penalty is genuine harassment from people atp shouldnt even exist anymre with there "Juicy Couture" type shi and the "Fake White Ghetto Culture" like i swear these niche ahh ppl would just come up to you and say "yo (insert name), are we friends" vro. you secretly said that i was to slow to comprehend that question. And whats worse of all is that whenever i take a little too long to solve a question i dont know, my class would be mad at my shi as if i chose the wrestle camp over the million dollars (spongebob reference btw)

[cutecoretherian]

as an person whos diagnosed with autism i could relate alot like sometimes the special treatment genuinely pmo if i dont need it at all ( my teachers always treat me like im 5 years old just because im different ) it sucks sometimes

[shrub]

unrelated but i dont have it but my friend does n hes hella talented, he makes music and hes a rlly good animator, hes learning coding rn

[maple]

i 100% agree with everything youve said meow. in school i was always treated differently and it only pushed me to be more isolated. i just wanted to add in my two cents on this statement here:

this would take resources away from those who need them more

i get what you mean and i think if you genuinely dont want to accept help from programs/stuff like that, thats okay!! but this statement isnt quite true, in fact, its the opposite.
when local, state, or federal programs or nonprofits offer assistance to certain groups of people, 99.99% of the time it actually helps MORE to accept it. many people have the same mindset that accepting it means someone else wont get it. but accepting it means the program can say theyre helping more and more people, which in turn, gives them more funding to help more people who need it. this applies to many things, its generally helpful to boost their program's metrics so they can receive more funding.

just my two cents, not trying to change your mind, but i hope this might encourage others to not feel bad about accepting assistance and stuff.

[bostonfitness617]

Do you play video games online?

[bostonfitness617]

Do you play video games online?

[KiwiFarmsArkavel]

unrelated but i do, im level 150 in fortnite rn >:] (currently elite rank in normal BR)

[bostonfitness617]

@KiwiFarmsArkavel I game Fortnite online with Nintendo Switch and PlayStation. What's your favorite video game? Do you play sports?

[KiwiFarmsArkavel]

my fav game is C.O.D MWII (2009 Edition) mostly cause of the nostalgia, i used to play sports until it just doesnt hit the same anymore but nah i havent played sports in over 7 years

[Yanderemenhera]

ts has nothing to do with dis post

[KiwiFarmsArkavel]

@Yanderemenhera said in i hate how autism is viewed:

ts has nothing to do with dis post

trust me dude, im just as confused as you are

[Sup3rSwaggyy1983]

@KiwiFarmsArkavel juicy couture mentioned?? /J