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Aug. 2nd, 2013 12:06 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
promenyIt is still raining. I like that a lot, even though it will be hard to smoke my cigar later, provided that it will still be raining.
I'm getting into arguments with people who consider themselves to be "autistic" on tumblr. Some of them actually are, but most are not. I'm not trying to destroy them (at least not in the long term); I'm just providing them with information that they have yet to consider. The thing is that I actually know what I am talking about, due to having been misdiagnosed as being autistic when I was younger (and some people, including my father, sadly still believe in that lie). They need to hear about what I have to tell them, because while it is painful, it will help them in the end. I want to start an online movement that is against diagnosis as being a part of your identity, or even outright reject diagnosis. I think that would do the world a lot of good.
I was with my dad for coffee at the mall this morning. He got a little mad at me after me getting irritated about him talking about how my shoes were bad for my feet but after that it was alright. He asked if it would upset me if he moved somewhere else, and I said not at all. It might be a good thing for him.
I'm going to leave soon for a philosophy discussion at a coffee shop; I do this now on Fridays. Hopefully it will be fruitful.
I'm getting into arguments with people who consider themselves to be "autistic" on tumblr. Some of them actually are, but most are not. I'm not trying to destroy them (at least not in the long term); I'm just providing them with information that they have yet to consider. The thing is that I actually know what I am talking about, due to having been misdiagnosed as being autistic when I was younger (and some people, including my father, sadly still believe in that lie). They need to hear about what I have to tell them, because while it is painful, it will help them in the end. I want to start an online movement that is against diagnosis as being a part of your identity, or even outright reject diagnosis. I think that would do the world a lot of good.
I was with my dad for coffee at the mall this morning. He got a little mad at me after me getting irritated about him talking about how my shoes were bad for my feet but after that it was alright. He asked if it would upset me if he moved somewhere else, and I said not at all. It might be a good thing for him.
I'm going to leave soon for a philosophy discussion at a coffee shop; I do this now on Fridays. Hopefully it will be fruitful.
