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MKDooleyK
@Melooley
I'm an educator in the USA, with a passion for science & kitties. All my hobbies are really just biology: gardening, aquariums, cats...She/her
Colorado, USA Katılım Mart 2009
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You do realise that 25% of pregnancies end in miscarriage right? They are only potential life.
fridge ( ͡⊙ ͜ʖ ͡⊙)@FridgeGames101
@Jandal_It @pinkheretic The unborn aren't "potential" life, they biologically are 100% a living human organism like you and I.
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@FridgeGames101 @Platypustoo @Jandal_It @pinkheretic You morons are conflating “life” with “personhood.”
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@Platypustoo @Jandal_It @pinkheretic They are a living human organism. None of what you said matters biologically speaking.
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Nope. Not a distinct human being until it is actually seperate from the pregnant person. While it is inside and connected to the pregnant person it is not seperate or distinct.
fridge ( ͡⊙ ͜ʖ ͡⊙)@FridgeGames101
@redherringdraws @pinkheretic You can choose to unplug, but you still killed that person as the result of your actions. And the choice is not to your body, it's to the body of a distinct human being for which you have no right over their life.
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@SandraOracle @pinkheretic Wait are you suggesting the feelings of the pregnant lady towards her pregnancy matters??!?
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@pinkheretic That’s your justification for Abortion? Naturally occurring miscarriages?! Do you tell women who’ve suffered a miscarriage to stop crying and that it wasn’t actually a baby they lost?
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the autistic experience of saying “I could be wrong, so don’t quote me” right before giving an airtight, thesis-level, explanation that was researched for weeks out of sheer curiosity.
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if men stopped doing all the heavy duty, necessary, dirty jobs that make the world run...women would do them. we already know this, it happened in WWII.
if women stopped doing the thankless, routine care work that makes the world go round, vulnerable people would be neglected.
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@greanbeanie @iky_fwjett Hoping my husband cares at ALL that he knowingly hurt my feelings is not the same as controlling his behavior.
You sound insane and triggered.
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@iky_fwjett him to apologize like i'm pretty sure that's all you wanted was to make him feel bad and control his response because that makes you feel good. maybe ask yourself why that makes you feel good?
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@DanteNotAlmeida @cavesofsteel And then, on the other hand, when I am absolutely Code Red warning everyone of the shitshow somehow only I see coming, they laugh me off
And THEN *I* somehow have to apologize that *they *didn’t take my concerns seriously?!?!
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One of the hardest things of ASD to me is people perceiving my behavior as something different than it means. Today at work I was feeling very frustrated no one could provide me an answer for something I need. Everyone was telling me to calm down because I was anxious.
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@concernedowl22 @cavesofsteel You have to care but not too much and explain yourself enough but not too much and if you over or under-shoot either factor they’ll accuse you of totally unpredictable malicious intent
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@cavesofsteel And if you try to explain yourself they think you're lying
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Apparently I'm not autistic after all, I just have HSP, BPD, NPD, OCD, anxiety, depression, hysteria, wandering womb, witchness and a Weird Person Syndrome, which are more likely explanations according to the Very Fresh and not at all not-this-fucking-shit-again-old Expert Ideas.
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@looneyfox_1 I haven’t really been bullied since elementary school, but a lifetime of masking led to burnout led to shock treatments…
So I’m really just advocating to not try to electrocute the autism outta someone
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I really don’t understand this notion.
When autism is uncool the most sensitive of us get bullied into suicide.
We don’t want it to be cool just not to be bullied for being autistic.
Emily Paige Ballou@epballou
"Make autism uncool again" I haven't been in middle school for 30 years but I still have a traumatic stress reaction to the sound of girls laughing. So actually can we not.
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@sloeginpsyop @ebennett74 This seems like downplaying legit sensory aversions to foods
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In my experience, the fattest people I know are also the pickiest eaters. It feels like it shouldn’t make sense but it actually makes a lot of sense when you think about it. They only want to eat a small number of foods, every meal has to be just so, have the right sauces, if it isn’t then they pout.
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Thank you from a pediatrician. So much this. The number of obese preschoolers I see whose parents call them “picky eaters” (sometimes the parents bring them in just for this! 😳) is staggering.
Dr. Camilo Ortiz 👨🏼🎓@DrCamiloOrtiz
No parent needs to have "child foods" like sugary cereals or processed chicken nuggets at home to "get their child to eat." For example, you serve them whatever you are eating for dinner. If they don't eat it, that's perfectly fine. Breakfast will be served in 12 hours.
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@cavesofsteel It’s like you’re claiming meltdowns only count if you, personally, witness them
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@cavesofsteel You not understanding high masking autism doesn’t make it less real or less debilitating
Autism is experienced internally by autistic people. Defining us solely by how we appear to an external audience is ableism, pure and simple
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Are you fucking kidding me?
Autism is absolutely internal. Autists internally experience autism; that’s how words work
Amanda@cavesofsteel
@Melooley Autism isn’t internal. Autism is a developmental disorder that shows symptoms & impairments on the outside. You can’t be autistic with “internal autism”. Autism shows in behaviors and communication. Things like that is what leads us to diagnosing completely normal ppl with
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@KTransgirl @suchnerve That’s fair but technically you still won a bingo
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@Melooley @suchnerve Idk if it feels like a win to be this level of sutistic
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@cavesofsteel Having to have the same routine every day can be a HUUUGE impairment but is often the sort of things adults are allowed to have, especially more than children
Our grandmothers can be quirky while they suffer
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@cavesofsteel Vivian’s lighthearted description focuses on the things seen from outside, not the profound impairment the woman likely experiences internally
This post is not incompatible with taking autism seriously
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@KTransgirl @suchnerve I’m calling this a win for both you and for me 😻
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