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An enthusiastic Autism Blogger

Autism Advocate
over 8 years ago

Hi,

I am Ashish and I love to write about Autism. I run my own blog called (link removed by moderator) that focuses on spreading Autism Awareness and helping parent work with children on spectrum.

Having spent so much time of the subject, I have acquired a fair bit of knowledge on Autism. So feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions.

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  • over 8 years ago

    I am often 'mean' but not often deliberately. Nice of autism advocate not to understand this basic function of autism. My impression from their previous posts is that this 'autism advocate' isn't too highly intelligent, doesn't understand autism and seems to think it's OK to be offensive. Of course, I may have this completely wrong, but I can only be shown that, I certainly won't be told what my opinion should be. These responses have actually confirmed my opinion.

    I note that plenty of us prefer the term aurtism spectrum condition, which certainly accords with our view as to what disables us, and why. This person/organisation clearly has no understanding of either, and the last thing they're going to do is listen to us - arguably the first and most powerful 'disabling' characteristic of NTs.

    I'm on the spectrum, and this entity has the audacity to claim to know more about it than me. I guess that leaves me clear, and with their permission, to know more about NTs than they do themselves. Excellent!

    Isn't it funny how they make rules that apply to everyone but themselves? No offense. And next time you come to a battle of wits, self-appointed autism advocate, try not to come unarmed. This is humourous kidney function by the way, I'm explaining so that you don't overheat again.

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  • over 8 years ago

    I am often 'mean' but not often deliberately. Nice of autism advocate not to understand this basic function of autism. My impression from their previous posts is that this 'autism advocate' isn't too highly intelligent, doesn't understand autism and seems to think it's OK to be offensive. Of course, I may have this completely wrong, but I can only be shown that, I certainly won't be told what my opinion should be. These responses have actually confirmed my opinion.

    I note that plenty of us prefer the term aurtism spectrum condition, which certainly accords with our view as to what disables us, and why. This person/organisation clearly has no understanding of either, and the last thing they're going to do is listen to us - arguably the first and most powerful 'disabling' characteristic of NTs.

    I'm on the spectrum, and this entity has the audacity to claim to know more about it than me. I guess that leaves me clear, and with their permission, to know more about NTs than they do themselves. Excellent!

    Isn't it funny how they make rules that apply to everyone but themselves? No offense. And next time you come to a battle of wits, self-appointed autism advocate, try not to come unarmed. This is humourous kidney function by the way, I'm explaining so that you don't overheat again.

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