Me, tired from years of weaponized autism, watching @q have beers with @Kash:
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In a way, yes my fren. I am you and you are me. Just different expressions of consciousness manifested at different times, to different families and subjected to different stimuli :)
It's a pleasure to meet you, me. Kek
Yes. Oh the joy this board gives me knowing others are out there that know these deep truths. You = me = we = one
On another note, how does one know they are autistic? Never been checked, although I've always known my thought processes were/are different then those around me an find comfort being around others who later tell me they're autistic.
You pay $3,000 to a psychologist who evaluates autism in adults and read the diagnosis.
In my case that led to a diagnosis of level 2 autism which is a indicator that I need significant support to thrive in complex social environments.
Also in my case I have a better working memory than 89% of the population while I'm having withdrawals from chronically smoking pot.
I have near eidetic memory when I'm paying attention.
The other thing they found while they were testing me is that the part of my brain that processes emotional information doesn't seem to work right or I can turn it off.
The psychologist who saw me said that in his 30 years of practice he has never seen somebody process information in the same way as I have, even as somebody specializing in autism.
The younger psychologist who was helping with the evaluation was trying to give me the name of neurological researchers because he wanted me to go be a lab rat.
All I wanted to know was whether or not I was autistic because I related to a video on YouTube about what it's like to live with autism for women who are about 30 years old even though I'm a guy.
I imagine there's some kind of diagnostic medical test that evaluates your level of characteristics that would place you on the spectrum.
I don't believe myself to be autistic, but I've always had a unique personality type that allowed me to really excel at making friends with people from all different types of backgrounds and personalities.
It definitely made things complex in college though when it came to joining a fraternity. Since I was friends with the jocks AND the nerds and everyone in between, I was put into a position where no matter what fraternity I decided to join, the groups I didn't join would feel betrayed.
I ended up joining the fraternity that was already kicked off campus and known for being dark people who listened to country music, were homophobic, worked out, drank heavily, abused drugs and had multiple sexual partners, kek.
It was only reasonably that they were who I gravitated towards haha. That was my first experience with how tribalist people could be with each other. But I'm convinced if I had a few more years, I would have succeeded in bridging those gaps between many of the groups.
Lol🐸
Heh love you FGM. You're my favorite anonymous girly friend hands down ☺️
Yay! I've never been anyone's favorite anonymous girly friend! Cheers, Charlie😁❤👌
Never ever talked with someone so bubbly and positive that it totally emanates through your most simplest sentences. It is sort of...comforting that you would choose to be on this side.
Cheers indeed :) you are anon BAE