Apart from some old Private Eye flexidiscs (shurely shome mistake) and an old copy of Dragon Magazine, that's about it for purchases.
Antivaxxers: or as I call them disease carriers |
Robot Life
Don't normally go into depth about me in posts, but I've been meaning to make a few "autism awareness" posters for quite sometime. There is a small bit in today's Liz Jones column about how I feel (the PS bit at the end not the bit about renting), she's deaf and has some OCD issues and is a weirdo vegan but here is spot on about disability and that. To paraphrase a lot of people in Autism group think autism and related Aspergers Spectrum Disorders are some sort of wonderful things and that their lives under autism are all roses and that if they are cured they will have nothing to live for. I don't think like that. Far from it.
I can barely talk and think most days, that's why I call it my robot life, this time of year I find the light to bright and certain sounds like storms and motorbikes are far too loud, but generally I am not one of those people who meltdown at the drop of a hat. I do however crave routine both offline and on. So far I'm a typical "aspie" though the word to me is facile and stupid, its a word made up for us. Autist is far better for me or even sperg which is at least honest and isn't offensive to me, maybe some could reclaim it Icespergers anyone.
Aspergers to me its an everyday slap in the face on how I'm not like regular folk. I wont celebrate this, I wont celebrate Neurodiversity either or any of the other positivm shit the others put out. If you have a problem you get it fixed, though god knows what it would take to get a cure.
Put it bluntly, your brain on Aspergers is like one of those pirate products from china. Badly manufactured and a shoddy knock off a regular products, with bits routed here and there. Nothing much works and what does is often a lot strange. The only positives for me I can think of is Hyperlexia, that is being able to read at a stupidly young age and that isn't saying much.
Blarrgh. |
But only sometimes. |
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