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Would you personally use the term "we" if speaking about ASD's?
Nope, my experience is mine 35%  35%  [ 6 ]
Yes 24%  24%  [ 4 ]
No 35%  35%  [ 6 ]
Yes, I speak for all when I speak of ASD's 0%  0%  [ 0 ]
Makes no difference 6%  6%  [ 1 ]
If I was elected to, then yes 0%  0%  [ 0 ]
Total votes : 17

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28 Feb 2015, 7:25 am

I don't care what language people use, I just know that I'm my own person as are 'you'. I think it is our differences that are more compelling, not our similarities.

If course I identify or I wouldn't be here, but I identify because of the differnce.

I don't tend to wear ASD on my sleeve nowadays. Labels aren't everything, especially as some sort of public declaration. I understand that identity can be important, and it is up tot the individual, however for me it isn't the be an end all after many years, even if it was helpful at one point.

I keep reminding that a condition or set of traits isn't the whole person.