[ SECRET POST #2333 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2333 ⌋

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Comments

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[(Anonymous)]

OMG, just shut up, seriously. You're trying to be all properly PC, we get it, but fact of the matter is that you have no idea what the heck you're talking about. My cousin is autistic, and as much as I love her to bits, I wouldn't let her anywhere near a wand (if we had wands, that is). Clearly the only people with autism you hear about are the high "functioning" ones who an properly blend into society, make friends, hold jobs, etc.

Newsflash: that isn't the the majority. My cousin can't walk and can't speak. She wears a diaper and is wheelchair bound. She's a sweetheart, but she has awful temper tantrums and is often emotionally unstable. She's an amazing woman and I love her dearly, but facts are facts.

My sister used to work at a school for children with special needs, and I use to meet a lot of autistic children on "bring your child to work day" and such. There were a few of them capable of blending in, but many of them were like my cousin.

So please stop speaking about things you're ignorant of.

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[baxaronn]

Hi. I'm "low-functioning" autistic. I can't always communicate verbally (and doing so is really, really hard), can't live independently, and used to lash out violently at my caregivers. I sure as hell don't "properly blend into society".

Please stop speaking about things you're ignorant of.

(frozen comment) DA

[(Anonymous)]

No. What you are is a liar.

The level at which you type and debate is NOT indicative of someone categorized as low functioning.

(frozen comment) Re: DA

[baxaronn]

If someone who can't communicate verbally and can't perform basic self-care without assistance and prompting isn't "low-functioning", who exactly is?

I mean, I know that allistics assume that someone who isn't verbal couldn't possibly be capable of coherent thought. But that isn't actually true.

(frozen comment) Re: DA

[(Anonymous)]

if you were an actual autistic (like those of us telling you to shut up) you would know that a clinical diagnosis of verbal vs nonverbal extends to all forms of communication, from spoken, written, typed, touch-based, finger-spelling et. al.

low verbals are a requirement for a low functionality diagnosis

fuck you probably don't even know what a cars is

(frozen comment) Re: DA

[(Anonymous)]

*insert delayed reply due to furious googling to determine what 'a cars' is here despite being very very fast to reply to comments that didn't use actual diagnosis terminology*

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[baxaronn]

Your telepathy needs work. There was a noise and it was loud and I can't type and cover my ears at the same time.

But anyway - CARS, as in the rating scale that has separate categories for verbal and nonverbal communication, and that defines "nonverbal communication" as "normal communication by normal people"? I'm not sure what point you're trying to make here.

(frozen comment) Re: DA

[(Anonymous)]

right

low functioning autistic person experienced disruption and returned to the conversation with no lag, no issue, and no recovery time (apart from what it would take to google something of course)

you are such a fucking liar

(and yeah separate categories that add up to a whole)

(frozen comment) Re: DA

[baxaronn]

Your telepathy and time-telling skills still need work.

I legitimately don't understand the point you're trying to make. How does "nonverbal" mean "lacks nonverbal communication skills"? That would mean that "nonverbal" means "non-nonverbal".

(frozen comment) Re: DA

[(Anonymous)]

the fact that you can deliberately twist my obvious intention with complex wordplay is really convincing me we have the same cognitive input disorder. except

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[baxaronn]

Your obvious intention is not obvious to me.