This.
Negged.
This.
She hasnt dumped you for your EXTREME case of *******osis so why would you dump her for a mild case of aspergers? I hate *******s like you who want their girlfriend to be "social proof" or some other *******ry. Who gives a shiit if your gf isnt the life of the party? Who gives a shiit what your ******* friends think? Insecure little prick. What are you like 16?
Yes, mad.
Also, negged.
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08-12-2011, 07:51 AM #91
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08-12-2011, 07:53 AM #92
It's not fake. brb, knowing more than the American Psychology Association, as well as other groups. Do you know what a disorder is? Apparently, you don't, or you'd know that it fits the description of a mental disorder. The brain is physically different. It's a neurological disorder.
Also, it's funny that you say you have it and that other people are normal and you are not, after you say it's not real.
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08-12-2011, 07:55 AM #93
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08-12-2011, 07:56 AM #94
I find it really curious that so many miscers are defending someone with Aspergers when they seem to think all women are stupid whores, and they should be f*cked and dumped. I wonder if it's because most of them are socially inept, and relate to her. If she had an eating disorder, they'd all say to kick the fat whore to the curb, but, oh, she's got a social disorder, don't blame her! Love her! lol
Learning to deal with something does not mean you don't have it. This is really dumb. That's like saying depression is fake, because you can learn to deal with it, or OCD is fake, because you can learn to manage it. It doesn't mean it's not a disorder. And Asperger's is a hell of a lot more than being slightly social awkward. You don't seem to even know what it is.
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08-12-2011, 07:58 AM #95
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08-12-2011, 08:00 AM #96
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08-12-2011, 08:13 AM #97
are you still socially awkward as ****?
vagina is normal...son
wtf when did i say i care what others thought, i didn't even know she had asperger's before and no one thought anything of it, but the problem is that the quirky and weird person i was attracted and who she is, is due to her having asperger's, so what im saying is its the asperger's that's making her who she is not herselfLast edited by goestyou3; 08-12-2011 at 08:18 AM.
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08-12-2011, 08:13 AM #98
I dont believe in that ****. Seems like it was made up to explain social ineptness, so as to lay the blame on some genetic defect instead of the individual. If its about being socially awkward then this forum is aspergers central. Dont let some 'label' be the reason you break up with someone. Just because she is labelled as that all of a sudden you wanna break up with her? Did she mutate overnight or something?
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08-12-2011, 08:21 AM #99
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08-12-2011, 08:24 AM #100
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This train of thought is sadly ill-though out. Of course the aspergers is part of who she is, and has contributed into shaping who she is today.
If someone was color blind, and you thought it was cute how they made these small mix ups, but then they told you they were color blind, that would be it?
(many comparable, more severe examples if needed)
That may be a mild example, but I hope you can see what it implies. Your statement that the aspergeres is "making her who she is and not herself" is again, simple. OF COURSE IT ASSISTS in defining her, but we as humans don't define ourselves. Our biological make-up, geographical location, parents, and past experiences define who we are.
You didn't pop out of the womb and decide you were going to be a jerk who judges people only after they find out they have a medically diagnosed condition. No one defines themselves, but are defined by the succession of events up to the current moment, not because you dictated it
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there really isn't a principle here, the sole fact that she has aspergers means nothing, and I would be fine dating someone with said condition if both of us were happy. It sounds as if your decision is based heavily on what others think of you, which is pretty sad
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08-12-2011, 08:32 AM #101
Op I'm going to tell you a story. I was diagnosed with this "condition" when I was like 8 or something. I then found out I had it when I was 14. After that I got fuarking angry that anyone would dare to diagnose me with a form of Autism. Like seriously people with autism are fuarrking retarded and weird as ****, I wasn't that. I've met people with legit forms of autism/aspergers b4 and they were nothing like me, they were all pathetic actually.
I then realized that whatever psyche diagnosed me must have done it because he wasobviouslynot well trained and just because it was one of the fad disorders to diagnose people with if they showed even a mild form of any of the symptoms like shyness or intense interest in certain things.
OP I insist you don't break up with your gf just because she told you she has this Aspergers syndrome. Many people with it are in fact misdiagnosed. Even if she did have it legit I know for a fact that it can go away in adult years and people with AS can learn all the skills they areapparentlymissing so it's not something that can't be cured. Like what if she told you she had ADHD? Would you break up with her then? Aspergers if like on the same level as ADHD.
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08-12-2011, 08:43 AM #102
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08-12-2011, 08:48 AM #103
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08-12-2011, 08:56 AM #108
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ITT: OP is an *******. You dated her, then find out she's been 'diagnosed' with some disorder that you had no clue of. You obviously liked her and if you had never found out that she had this 'disorder', you probably wouldn't be dumping her. I mean, if she's a good girl and not a complete weirdo in social situations, I don't see a problem. It'd be one thing if it was completely obvious to you and everyone around you, but I'm thinking it's not. I'm sure there are far more awkward people out there that are completely 'normal'.
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08-12-2011, 08:59 AM #109
Some are but some aren't. Unless it can be explain by biology/neuroscience a diagnosis for a mental condition doesn't mean you have it. Like for example someone who's diagnosed with aspergers could just have it because he didn't learn how to socialize like other kids because he was homeschooled by his parents and lived a sheltered life and not because of a biological condition. A person with a mental condition could also be misdiagnosed. *
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08-12-2011, 09:01 AM #110
I used to work with a guy who had aspergers, and he could not detect sarcasm among other quirks. He'd get ****ing mad when I'd ask if he was jelly or cereal. He always thought his ideas to increase productivity were genius, but it would actually create a larger work load. He'd throw tantrums when we refused to follow his idiotic ideas. Socially awkward penguin was awkward.
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08-12-2011, 09:02 AM #111
yea, don't need wiki anymore lulz
yea but if i thought about it, if i realised she had asperger's to begin with, i wouldn't even be going out with her, so for her to tell me now wasn't exactly fair to begin with, so idunno man, i was attracted her personality & and awkwardness, but yeh aspergers? i just don't know anymore
can you tell me why he would get upset when you asked me if he was jelly/cereal?
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08-12-2011, 09:02 AM #112
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08-12-2011, 09:13 AM #116
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08-12-2011, 09:19 AM #117
same person. nothing's changed, except that i now know she's who she is because of her aspergers
i see where you were going with this, made me laugh abit
lolz bipolar isn't neurological, it can be fixed and besides your girlfriend will accept you the same way she had before, just because you're going to tell her you have bipolar doesn't mean anything will change in the future, unless you allow that fact to affect how you feel about yourself and the relationship
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08-12-2011, 09:21 AM #118
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08-12-2011, 09:22 AM #119
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08-12-2011, 09:25 AM #120
He could not comprehend sarcasm. When I asked if he was jelly or cereal, it obliterated his mind that I would think he's literally a box of cereal or a jar of jelly. At the time I was not aware of his condition, so I kept rolling with more sarcasm and thought he was just unaware. It got to the point where he became upset and made a huge scene. After he calmed down, he explained his condition.
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