Tired of Hearing People complaining of autism

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It doesn't matter if you are autistic or not, the world will not bow down to a select few. And I ain't a troll, at least not here. Complaining got me nowhere, and as much as I despise change that is unfamiliar, I still have to deal with it

Damn kindle is messianic up, it is just that I tire of duffel bags and voting kids out of class

i believe that you are a troll, and have nothing better to do with your time.

One has the right to think what they want, and you can believe that. I've just dealt with so many autistic friends that I've been getting aggravated over the mere mention of my Asperger's. I just cant stand my friiends using it as a crutch. It just makes me aggro

*Aspergers

And I bet the OP predicted such a message because that's why he pointed out that he was not a troll to begin with because people accuse him of being a troll for no reason.

Mods?

They get a little old after a while.... the negativity that is....

whos calling who a troll

Don't give cringe any punishment, apparently there been a surge of ttolrolliny

ok,i was just confused about what was meant.not mad at anyone

K Vermont,, just making sure

Re: original post/thread title...

Duly noted.

So this is a thread about you complaining about people who complain about other people complaining about how awful autism is?
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Hey that looks like Leonardo Dicaprio.

Oh man this thread is hilarious. I needed the laugh.

I'm not sure how to vote because whatever i say could probably be misinterpreted easily.

I'm getting very sick of people complaining about autism. About 10 years ago, some friend that I had told me that his grandson was tested for autism and that the doctor kept on saying that it wasn't autism, it wasn't a big deal and that the parents could relax and he said that three times in a row. The fact that so many people see it in a negative light pisses me off. I have to work three times as hard as everybody else where I work in order to prove to them that life with autism is worth living, and I'm not a prisoner of a label.