[ SECRET POST #3037 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3037 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

"One person says this so it must be true!"

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[sapphireblack]

Yeah, except literally every specialist on autism says it.

Try google.

To keep it simple, try here.

http://www.autism.org.uk/living-with-autism/understanding-behaviour/obsessions-repetitive-behaviours-and-routines/obsessions.aspx

http://www.autism.org.uk/living-with-autism/understanding-behaviour/obsessions-repetitive-behaviours-and-routines.aspx

Or perhaps this would help you understand?

https://juststimming.wordpress.com/2011/04/05/the-obsessive-joy-of-autism/

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[(Anonymous)]

"But they may also limit people's involvement in other activities and cause distress or anxiety."

That sounds like the textbook definition of something unhealthy right there.

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[sapphireblack]

"May".

You really sound too much like a troll to be worth discussing this with.

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[(Anonymous)]

I'm not the person who linked a blog entitled "juststimming" as a reputable source for why obsession is totally a healthy thing see you just don't understand.

But thanks for showing your lack of credibility so I can stop wasting my time here.

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[sapphireblack]

Yes, because obviously a blog by an autistic person answering your question of how obsession can be positive is entirely irrelevant.

Wankgoblin is pretty much the perfect word for you, really.

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[(Anonymous)]

Yeah I'll totally take an autistic kid's blog over verified professionals literature!

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[(Anonymous)]

When I was suicidal, I thought suicide was a perfectly legitimate way of dealing with shit. If I wrote a blog post about how committing suicide would solve all a person's problems, would the fact that I was suicidal and had clinical depression make me right and mean that suicide is a healthy way to deal with things?

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[(Anonymous)]

Being autisic and being suicidal are not comparable.

Stop trolling.

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[(Anonymous)]

And those links also say that if those obsessive behaviors are impacting a persons life/learning/social situation/people around them, then it needs addressing because it's not a good thing.

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[sapphireblack]

And you don't know what "if" means.

Go waste someone else's time, I'm going to bed.

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[(Anonymous)]

No, I don't think you know what 'if' means.

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[(Anonymous)]

Add my three to your count, and go get yourself to a competent professional as soon as you can.