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im not sure tat i hav this syndrome..but since i was small people around me said tat im weirdo..
i dun care if i got this illness or not
wat i care is..it is a sin tat we all weird than other people?
think in different way than other?
if it not a sin..y people around us nid to hate us..
n if it yes..y?

Hating your ortography is acceptable and even actively encouraged. But I agree with what you said. People need to accept a little more variety. Being "normal" is boring.

That said, sometimes I wish I were more "normal". Not fitting in can get tiresome after a while.

i agree wit u tat being normal is boring..
u know...it great c thing different way than other..
that how new thing was created...but do they nid to hate us bcause we are differ
btw...i live in somewhere tat majority of them are close minded..

Note I am not doing this to poke fun at your writing style (although I really would take the time to type properly, it helps your message get across so much better), I am doing this so that others won't have to struggle through translating it and can get straight to answering it. Translation:

"I'm not sure that I have this syndrome, but ever since I was small people around me said that I'm a weirdo.
I don't care if I have this illness or not.
What I do care about is this: is it a sin that we are all weird compared to others? That we think in a different way than others?
If it's not a sin, why do people around us feel the need to hate us?
And if it is a sin, why?"

it ok..btw thanx to translate it to the better version..
my english so bad...

I wouldn't worry about it; I can guarantee you do a better job of speaking English than I would if I had to speak your native language. Where are you from? It's unfortunate that you live around some close-minded people, but I think you'll like this forum. In my experience, most of the posters here are open-minded.

Terengganu,Malaysia

I get called a weirdo a lot of times. I also don't care if people think I'm strange. I like to celebrate my differences and being on the spectrum is one of my differences.

Everyone has always told me that I was "weird", or "strange", or "a trip".
I actually take it as a compliment, I'd be insulted if somebody called me "normal".

When I was in grade school, I'd try to be weird because some of my normals were weird and I thought that was cool.

I'd also be insulted if someone called me normal.

I guess being called normal would be kind of an insult.