[ SECRET POST #2336 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2336 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Transgenderism or whatever.

[(Anonymous)]

Is this another PC thing like Asperger's where some people try to play it up like it's a blessing/superpower instead of a mental disorder, and that everyone who thinks otherwise deserves to die or whatever?
Wow dude
Seriously

Re: Transgenderism or whatever.

[dreemyweird]

Ah, I think they're referring to a thread which happened a couple of posts ago. There was this person who said that all the autistic people (including the low-functioning ones) were just fine and that "normal" people understood autism the wrong way. And that apparently an autistic person who regularly hurt themselves, can't talk and take care of themselves is simply "different". It irritated me considerably, too.

And really, treating Asperger's as a "blessing" is a thing, especially amongst some Sherlock fangirls.

Re: Transgenderism or whatever.

[(Anonymous)]

BBC!Sherlock fans have reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaally devolved, in that case. D:

Re: Transgenderism or whatever.

[(Anonymous)]

So I guess you think it IS a superpower?

Re: Transgenderism or whatever.

[(Anonymous)]

Sigh, this. It's not a superpower, but what's wrong with seeing it as a neurological difference instead of a mental disorder?

Re: Transgenderism or whatever.

[(Anonymous)]

This.

Re: Transgenderism or whatever.

[(Anonymous)]

Nothing, except in the cases where it significantly negatively affects their ability to function, even minimally, in the world, because that is a disorder. And if fixing such issues would significantly improve the individual's quality of life, I don't think there's anything wrong with that, either.

But beyond that, I do think society as a whole needs to learn to be more accommodating and accepting of people who simply function differently. We're very supportive of people who function the "right" way, but everybody else either "just needs medication/therapy!" or "just needs to try harder/stop being so lazy!" It's...infuriating.

Re: Transgenderism or whatever.

[(Anonymous)]

I have to admit, I'm not entirely sure where the line is between 'functioning' and 'impaired functioning' actually lies, because a lot of things can impair functioning. For instance, someone with a bad habit of procrastination can significantly negatively affect your ability to function, but that isn't considered to be a disorder. Sure, it's a good idea to work on it, but there's no... cure for procrastination, or genetic tests for procrastination, or anything like that...