Author Topic: Blockokid6 - "i have aspergers you forget i cant help half of what i say"  (Read 6234 times)

Of course we say we want to kill or selfes sometimes but its a load of bull.

uh, i'm autistic and i never say anything like this.

if you actually say this, something is definitely wrong with you and i advise you seek help.

he sounds like he has downs

I has aspergers (and savant)

My name has a six in it too

CONSPIRICY




It's amazing how the common belief is that autistic children are slow and incapable of social interection (and I have personal experience from working with them) yet those with autism here are really smart and make clever jokes and stuff.

Mental disorders are weird as hell.

It's amazing how the common belief is that autistic children are slow and incapable of social interection


uh, i'm autistic and i never say anything like this.

if you actually say this, something is definitely wrong with you and i advise you seek help.
only to crave attention when I was seven years old. One of the things I desperatley regret as a child. I was stupid.

It was only when I was seriously pissed off to the point I would have a breakdown though. Which was rare for me

I has aspergers (and savant)

My name has a six in it too

CONSPIRICY

You're a savant? lolololol ok

This  turned into a circlejerk of autism making you super smart. Contrary to what everyone believes it does not. I had to deal with a child that had aspergers while I was a counselor and he was such a huge pain in the ass. Probably the worst kid in the whole camp.

Aren't some people with brain/nerve dieseases actually unique? Because back in the day I was in 3rd grade we had an autism kid who mad this picture that was so realistic, The teacher was amazed. (It was a mean teacher). But would blockokid have some kind if unique trait?

isn't that like some sort of vegetable?

aspergers is no longer a disease you can have. its now officially JUST one of many possible symptoms of autism.

aspergers is no longer a disease you can have. its now officially JUST one of many possible symptoms of autism.
Huh?