Mr. Finn
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Does anyone agree with me that insulting autistic people, calling them brainfucked or such things, is the same thing as being a idiot? Well, today I was insulted by one person, which said that I'm autistic and that I'm brainfucked.
I don't care about what other people say about me being autistic, because I'm proud of being autistic and to have a better capacity than most of the people. But if that person have no respect with me, I won't respect that person, and that's typical of me.
There is a dictate that says: "To be respected, you need to respect."
I really hate how the society think negative about autistic people without knowing them better. The same works for LGBT, religions, games a person plays and skin colors, despite many other factors. I hate how the society judge people by these aspects and not for their character.
Want to know a example? I play Minecraft and I don't get why people hate me because of this. This game is what helped me building my creativity by building houses in a city. It's a good thing. I don't get why a person tells that Minecraft is bad, because it's a game of blocks, or that a person tells that Pokemon is a game of kids, or that a game is made for things that they consider negative. I don't get it. Enough!
If you want to know, I have no friends in real life, except my girlfriend and her friends. I don't have any last resort if my girlfriend breaks with me, but I think it would rarely happen, since my girl is so good with me. If I somehow need to get away from Reborn, I can't deal with it, because this is the only place I have to go, despite the things I have. I have Depression, Asperger's Syndrome, OCD, Attention Deficit, Anxiety and some other things I might have forgotten, despite being autistic. If you insult me, I will remember about that for all of my life, because I have a nice memory and I can't forget anything.
So, as I said above, please, I beg you. Don't insult me, because it's the worst thing to do. Also, I feel very sad when someone picks on my bad side. As I always say, I never have intention to offend someone, but if you offend me, it might happen without want to do that.
I'm sorry for the long text, but that's what I've had to do after a fight, explaining about myself.
Thank you. I hope you are with me.
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Well... It said minor disrespect, but the other was who started first, it wasn't me. But I have to deal with it. The only problem is that people don't understand about the real reasoning of this. I've got a warning point, but I respect their decisions and I have to carry on. Also, I don't even know if that dude got another warning point to insult me about the games I play, but if he didn't, it would be unfair.
I'm glad that people like you understand about this and I hope that I can forget about this situation.
Thank you so much for using your time reading the text and trying to understand me. I appreciate it.
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I know what it feels like. I have the Apserger's Syndrom myself and have already been seen by people whose name I don't want to mention, as somebody socially awkward or not reliable. But I don't consider myself as such anymore. For strange reasons, it has always been easier for people to judge the others and widen the gap with them just because of some behavioural differences. But, these people, who are often unable to have self respect are part of the well-said "normality". If you want my advice, they are just abnormally normal people.
Hold on!
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Like what I say, I'm always afraid of losing a friend, because for me, it's hard to deal with it, due to my difficulties. If you take in consideration about five levels of autism, including broken numbers, I'd say that my level is around 3.8/5.0 because I don't have some difficulties that the ones with the highest level have.
I've been bullied in 11 years of school and high school frequently. From the age of 6 to 17, the time which I was hated by people. I was influenced by some people that I considered as friend, but they weren't. They just made me looking like immature and if I've seen these people again and they do the same thing, I would leave them, even if I had a wish to kick their butt.
I'm glad that I'm not the only one around with such problems like mine. Even if I suffer with this, I'm proud of being an Aspie and autistic person.
