Tell about how you came up with your signature. If it's quoting someone else, tell why it's so important to you. I'll start!
The first line I came up with after I tried to join a social group for young people with Asperger's in Fall 2007. This is the short version. The group was advertised as a place where People with Asperger's could make friends and have fun. But it turned out to be about four so-called "social skills" that the group focused on. They were all really about conforming, but the one that bothered me the most was "ability to let go." I thought about all the times that my teachers had injusticed me, my parents' continuing supression of all emotion in the family, terrible things I'd read in the news that were happening in the world, and therapists who'd quashed me when they were supposed to be advocating for me. Now, I could easily let go of my anger and resign myself to a lifetime of this crud.
...Or I could come up with the courage to do something about it, and demand that it stop. I could confront my parents, write letters to legislators, start or join a relevant organization, and do public speaking. I want to do that stuff someday.
The second line is closely related to the first. Instead of the people of this world who are psychologically abusing the kids they are supposed to look out for, putting chemical additives in everything despite little evidence of their safety, forcing workers into long hours, starting wars for no good reason, and building cell phone towers and high-tension power lines right over our homes being singled out as "mentally ill," I am being scapegoated as "mentally ill" by society for worrying about these things and reacting to them!
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Letting go is not a skill--it's the lazy way out. The real skill is having the courage to stand up for yourself and demand justice.
I'm not mentally ill--the world is!