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04 Sep 2007, 7:59 pm

This was on I2 so I thought I share it here.



Waspie A Waspie is an emo who wants to be an Aspie. Aspergers Syndrome traits are Depression, Anti-Social behavior and also that the individual with Aspergers usually "stands out in a crowd" and is "different" that is everything an emo wants to be. Every emo desires these traits. So emos will eventual evolve into Waspies because wearing heavy black make-up, skin tight clothes and cutting yourself all in the name of trendy fashion is not enough. They need real problems. A self-diagnosis that takes a waspie five minutes once they discover Wrongplanet.

A Waspie is an NT that wants to be an Aspie just the same thing as a
Wigger (White kid) that wants to be a n*****.



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04 Sep 2007, 8:04 pm

Interesting term.... :?


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04 Sep 2007, 8:07 pm

Emo is not a very clear scientific term. I define Waspie as anyone who calls themselves aspie but has extreme enough secondary diagnosis like narcissistic personality disorder or anti-social personality disorder. They want the aspie label because it is less
negative than their personality disorders label to others and their own minds eye.

A person who has less developmental problems and no major character flaws like Waspies are called Maspies (missdiagnosed aspies).



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04 Sep 2007, 8:10 pm

Waspie: Not to be confused with WASP (White Anglo-Saxon Protestant)

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04 Sep 2007, 8:15 pm

TheMachine1 wrote:
Emo is not a very clear scientific term. I define Waspie as anyone who calls themselves aspie but has extreme enough secondary diagnosis like narcissistic personality disorder or anti-social personality disorder. They want the aspie label because it is less
negative than their personality disorders label to others and their own minds eye.

A person who has less developmental problems and no major character flaws like Waspies are called Maspies (missdiagnosed aspies).


Good idea.


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04 Sep 2007, 8:18 pm

TheMachine1 wrote:
Emo is not a very clear scientific term. I define Waspie as anyone who calls themselves aspie but has extreme enough secondary diagnosis like narcissistic personality disorder or anti-social personality disorder. They want the aspie label because it is less
negative than their personality disorders label to others and their own minds eye.

A person who has less developmental problems and no major character flaws like Waspies are called Maspies (missdiagnosed aspies).



I'm a maspie then. I do have a term after all.



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04 Sep 2007, 8:19 pm

I'm kind of sick of labels that have ambiguous meanings...


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04 Sep 2007, 8:21 pm

But where does the W come from, unless it only applies to white people?


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04 Sep 2007, 8:43 pm

The DX for aspergers doesnt include being "anti-social",that is basically a person who enjoyes being a jerk and does so with sadistic intent...like many of the people on I2 who have been attacking us lately.Another interesting aspect of someone who is "anti-social",is their need to attack people who threaten their sense of exclusivity,huuum,also sounds like I2.

Aspies dont have the market cornered on depresion,social problems,being bullied or difficulties in their lives.Just because someone cuts or wears black does mean they are just being "trendy" and have no real problems.I think some people need to focus more on their own self improvement then on trying to tear other people down.Quit unussual for a group of "opressed and bullied people" to turn around and think it is OK to do it to others.That doesnt make someone "strong"...just mean,petty and ignorant.

I guess some people who spend their lives feeling scape goated,cant wait to find a scapegoat of their own.


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04 Sep 2007, 9:25 pm

fully agree, krex.

aspergers doesnt have a fixed list of criteria. we all know its about having a set number of positives from a list of symptoms.
therefore, aspergers isnt really a label for one and the same condition, its a basin term for people with similar symptoms. just looking at this place, this forum, we see everyday that although a lot of us share similar problems and a bunch of topics are like evergreens that turn up and are followed constantly, people are such a diverse bunch around here... everyone with their own ways, their own setup, so to say.

im quite content with anyone who somehow fits in the picture (without needing to pretend) being called an aspie.



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05 Sep 2007, 3:20 am

TheBladeRoden wrote:
But where does the W come from, unless it only applies to white people?

W is for wannabe


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05 Sep 2007, 5:43 am

Not sure if anybody actually wants to have asperger's syndrome... And what's this emo thing about? Are they seriously people pretending to be depressed? Sounds very weird to me.



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05 Sep 2007, 5:47 am

LOL

I guess they want to be seen that way so that they get the attention they so desperately crave.

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05 Sep 2007, 8:55 am

Waspie as a term, heh. Makes sense. It's like Wapanese, for wannabe Japanese.



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05 Sep 2007, 10:06 am

Why don't we just call them people, and forget stupid labels? :?



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05 Sep 2007, 10:10 am

Aridarr wrote:
Why don't we just call them people, and forget stupid labels? :?


ahhh,the sweet voice of reason among the cacophony of useless clishas,thanks for that Aridarr,I was losing my faith in aspie logic and you have restored it. :D


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