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Autism And Socio/Psychopathy

Disambiguating Cynosure

Greetings, all. I attempt this Thread as new, since there are no other outlets, and it seems pertinent for recently. NOTE: I have done a Thread about Socio/PsychoPathy before (...have fun using "search", anyone...). BUT - I DO suggest that anyone who does not know about it, should spend a good long while in looking up Sociopathy, Psychopathy, and Autism... and then consider all of it VERY carefully... if deciding to vent/be negative at this Thread. This for once, excuse me, also includes You "Moderators"!

I try to say that, because there is as much a Social stereotyping which is totally WRONG, attached to Sociopaths / Psychopaths ... as there is attatched to Autism. Not all Autism causes Clumsy or Genius behaviour, just as not all Socio/PsychoPaths are Stalkers or Killers... just to name four things out of many. Everyone is different.
The thing is... the difference between Autism and Socio/PsychoPathy, is that Autistics deal with social-'faux-pas' with some regret or avoidance... but Socio/PsychoPaths deal with it by ignoring it or with a sort of acceptance.

Autistic Persons have little trouble with stating that they are Autistic, but Socio/PsychoPaths will never admit that they are Socio/PsychoPaths (even after being diagnosed!). This is why I name no names here, but I still like those whom I like, and try to explain, but I must do so in a cryptic/non-direct manner here.
I hope that those concerned read this, and understand - or darn well LOOK IT UP! - and to this day, I really would like to help more, but starting this Thread is about the best I can do. I prefer people to understand what I try to say, and if not, then do not Post or hate in haste. Good Fortune to All... Just do not stretch yourselves more than You can handle across this Forum. Please.

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  • Seriously - after a nice peaceful day you want to stir the trouble. Was this REALLY necessary?

    Head desk.

  • in reply to Plastic
    Plastic said:
    after a nice peaceful day you want to stir the trouble.

    ...Glad Tidings, Stretchy and Adaptable.... NO - I am not trying to start "trouble". I was hoping anyone concerned replied at first, if anyone at all. But I clearly state that I am not inviting trouble. I cannot PM and the other Threads are now locked. And now if I posted elsewhere, it would be taken out of context and seen as either hate/ignorance. This Thread is not about that. If anyone wants to Post - again - about this sort of thing without what happened before, then that is invited here.

    I tried to Post about understanding, difficult at times, and sometimes hard to percieve. I mean all that I say, totally, including the unrelated Thread which I began awhile back, little to do with this Thread, but for reasons I state.

    There are people who were scared/confused/hurt by what occurred, and I am trying to explain what occurred in this Thread. But it is very difficult due to the nature of what I specify.

    In a way, no-one is at fault, but I do try to say here that it was taken as if deliberate. I began this Thread because this has happened before, and it might happen again anywhere. ...And the Internet just allows almost everything... out of context.

  • in reply to Disambiguating Cynosure

    These things are cyclical on this type of forum - it goes Nuclear every now & then.

    In my opinion, it's best to let it all cool down and settle - so picking at fresh scabs will re-ignite the fire.

    Lots of people are still agitated and upset and some will take the opportunity to launch their attack again.

    I'm surprised that this tone-deaf post was made so soon - a bit too soon - it seems to be trying to be provocative.

    Just my opinion - I may be wrong.

  • in reply to Plastic

    You can 'undo' an up or down its simply by clicking the up or down chevron again... 

  • in reply to Plastic

    ...Thanks Much again. I was, and still am, prone to Upvoting, though. But I am still not good at "chit chat". *sigh*...

    I "like", and like those whom I like. But I cannot stay as long as I like and do not see everything and so "like" it, as much as I did when I first came here. You know, about two Years ago, long long before, when this was all fields... (!)

  • in reply to Disambiguating Cynosure

    Don't worry about up & down votes - people make snap decisions that they can't take back.  As long as you are true to yourself, let the cards fall where they will.

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