15 Nov 2023, 3:16 pm
ToughDiamond wrote:
Fern wrote:
It depends on how the person is being ableist. Can you tell us more about the situation you had in mind?
Seconded. I prefer the punishment to fit the crime.
oof, this is why i am probably failing half of my classes in high school (besides the fact/my teachers not being very friendly towards an autistic person using a computer because that was frankly unheard of since 2020/the pandemic!)
they/my teachers think i'm dumber than a box of rocks, and that's probably why my "friend" rai literally threw hands! and said something under the lines of/I'm not being friends with a person whose teachers treat their ^only^ female autistic student like a four year old! (jokes on him tho we're still together because we're in the same school, and where sorta still friends!)
15 Nov 2023, 3:23 pm
naturalplastic wrote:
Yes..an "ablest" could be your own well meaning mama insisting that cant do something that you can do. And that might make a person more angry than someone being deliberately hostile to you.
Or an ablest could be an innocently ignorant workmate who assumes that you cant do something.
Or an ablest could be the equivalent of racist...who is prejudiced against just because you are a member of the autism "race" so to speak.
Or an ablest could be someone has something against you personally and who just bullies you personally.
Different motivations. Requiring different responses.
Also ...I thought it was spelled the OP spelled it, but the sites autocorrect underlines with a read line. But when I loose the "I" it does NOT flag it as misspelled. So...I guess "ablest" is the correct spelling.
Or an ablest could be an innocently ignorant workmate who assumes that you cant do something.
Or an ablest could be the equivalent of racist...who is prejudiced against just because you are a member of the autism "race" so to speak.
Or an ablest could be someone has something against you personally and who just bullies you personally.
Different motivations. Requiring different responses.
Also ...I thought it was spelled the OP spelled it, but the sites autocorrect underlines with a read line. But when I loose the "I" it does NOT flag it as misspelled. So...I guess "ablest" is the correct spelling.
i am already pissed off by what you said!
(you sound like a dumber/less smarter version of my grandma, and she isn't very smart!)
15 Nov 2023, 3:25 pm
tell your autistic friend shakespearean insults, it will probably work if your target is in middle school
*as a high schooler it wont work* 
15 Nov 2023, 4:28 pm
someadhdchick wrote:
naturalplastic wrote:
Yes..an "ablest" could be your own well meaning mama insisting that cant do something that you can do. And that might make a person more angry than someone being deliberately hostile to you.
Or an ablest could be an innocently ignorant workmate who assumes that you cant do something.
Or an ablest could be the equivalent of racist...who is prejudiced against just because you are a member of the autism "race" so to speak.
Or an ablest could be someone has something against you personally and who just bullies you personally.
Different motivations. Requiring different responses.
Also ...I thought it was spelled the OP spelled it, but the sites autocorrect underlines with a read line. But when I loose the "I" it does NOT flag it as misspelled. So...I guess "ablest" is the correct spelling.
Or an ablest could be an innocently ignorant workmate who assumes that you cant do something.
Or an ablest could be the equivalent of racist...who is prejudiced against just because you are a member of the autism "race" so to speak.
Or an ablest could be someone has something against you personally and who just bullies you personally.
Different motivations. Requiring different responses.
Also ...I thought it was spelled the OP spelled it, but the sites autocorrect underlines with a read line. But when I loose the "I" it does NOT flag it as misspelled. So...I guess "ablest" is the correct spelling.
i am already pissed off by what you said!
(you sound like a dumber/less smarter version of my grandma, and she isn't very smart!)
Why are you pissed off by it?
I just wanna know what the OP is talking about.
Last edited by naturalplastic on 15 Nov 2023, 4:31 pm, edited 1 time in total.
15 Nov 2023, 4:31 pm
Weight Of Memory wrote:
naturalplastic wrote:
I thought it was spelled the OP spelled it, but the sites autocorrect underlines with a read line. But when I loose the "I" it does NOT flag it as misspelled. So...I guess "ablest" is the correct spelling.
Ablest is the person most able for a particular task.
Albeist is one who engages in ableism.
16 Nov 2023, 11:14 am
naturalplastic wrote:
someadhdchick wrote:
naturalplastic wrote:
Yes..an "ablest" could be your own well meaning mama insisting that cant do something that you can do. And that might make a person more angry than someone being deliberately hostile to you.
Or an ablest could be an innocently ignorant workmate who assumes that you cant do something.
Or an ablest could be the equivalent of racist...who is prejudiced against just because you are a member of the autism "race" so to speak.
Or an ablest could be someone has something against you personally and who just bullies you personally.
Different motivations. Requiring different responses.
Also ...I thought it was spelled the OP spelled it, but the sites autocorrect underlines with a read line. But when I loose the "I" it does NOT flag it as misspelled. So...I guess "ablest" is the correct spelling.
Or an ablest could be an innocently ignorant workmate who assumes that you cant do something.
Or an ablest could be the equivalent of racist...who is prejudiced against just because you are a member of the autism "race" so to speak.
Or an ablest could be someone has something against you personally and who just bullies you personally.
Different motivations. Requiring different responses.
Also ...I thought it was spelled the OP spelled it, but the sites autocorrect underlines with a read line. But when I loose the "I" it does NOT flag it as misspelled. So...I guess "ablest" is the correct spelling.
i am already pissed off by what you said!
(you sound like a dumber/less smarter version of my grandma, and she isn't very smart!)
Why are you pissed off by it?
I just wanna know what the OP is talking about.
sorry i got traumatized by some words some friends&family said to me, and that's why i got "pissed off" (and i just realized i came off as a little harsh in that last repost) and i am sorry about that
and i am sorry if i made u have a terrible day (i am not very good at talking to online strangers) 
let alone talking on a online chat room i am unfamiliar with (oof) (so sorry if i ruined your day, i normally don't get "pissed off" like that/i am normally a chill person in irl/in real life) and u could dm/message me if u want *i probably won't answer/reply because i am very busy with school, and my teachers don't trust this site ^i can't blame them^* 
anyways i hope u have a better day because frankly my day is sucky 
but everyday for me is sucky at school/my high school... 
Last edited by someadhdchick on 16 Nov 2023, 11:28 am, edited 2 times in total.
16 Nov 2023, 11:21 am
someadhdchick wrote:
tell your autistic friend shakespearean insults, it will probably work if your target is in middle school
*as a high schooler it wont work*
*as a high schooler it wont work*
yeah i am such a badass
(because middle schoolers probably fear me)
16 Nov 2023, 11:29 am
someadhdchick wrote:
naturalplastic wrote:
someadhdchick wrote:
naturalplastic wrote:
Yes..an "ablest" could be your own well meaning mama insisting that cant do something that you can do. And that might make a person more angry than someone being deliberately hostile to you.
Or an ablest could be an innocently ignorant workmate who assumes that you cant do something.
Or an ablest could be the equivalent of racist...who is prejudiced against just because you are a member of the autism "race" so to speak.
Or an ablest could be someone has something against you personally and who just bullies you personally.
Different motivations. Requiring different responses.
Also ...I thought it was spelled the OP spelled it, but the sites autocorrect underlines with a read line. But when I loose the "I" it does NOT flag it as misspelled. So...I guess "ablest" is the correct spelling.
Or an ablest could be an innocently ignorant workmate who assumes that you cant do something.
Or an ablest could be the equivalent of racist...who is prejudiced against just because you are a member of the autism "race" so to speak.
Or an ablest could be someone has something against you personally and who just bullies you personally.
Different motivations. Requiring different responses.
Also ...I thought it was spelled the OP spelled it, but the sites autocorrect underlines with a read line. But when I loose the "I" it does NOT flag it as misspelled. So...I guess "ablest" is the correct spelling.
i am already pissed off by what you said!
(you sound like a dumber/less smarter version of my grandma, and she isn't very smart!)
Why are you pissed off by it?
I just wanna know what the OP is talking about.
sorry i got traumatized by some words some friends&family said to me, and that's why i got "pissed off" (and i just realized i came off as a little harsh in that last repost) and i am sorry about that
and i am sorry if i made u have a terrible day (i am not very good at talking to online strangers) let alone talking on a online chat room i am unfamiliar with (oof) (so sorry if i ruined your day, i normally don't get "pissed off" like that/i am normally a chill person in irl/in real life) and u could dm/message me if u want *i probably won't answer/reply because i am very busy with school, and my teachers don't trust this site ^i can't blame them^* anyways i hope u have a better day because frankly my day is sucky but everyday for me is sucky at school/my high school... sorry for being long, and too much info *occasionally i am an emotional train wreck when it comes to talking online*
*no wonder my teachers ^at my highschool^ don't let me use online chats because i am a complete mess online*
16 Nov 2023, 11:35 am
someadhdchick wrote:
someadhdchick wrote:
naturalplastic wrote:
someadhdchick wrote:
naturalplastic wrote:
Yes..an "ablest" could be your own well meaning mama insisting that cant do something that you can do. And that might make a person more angry than someone being deliberately hostile to you.
Or an ablest could be an innocently ignorant workmate who assumes that you cant do something.
Or an ablest could be the equivalent of racist...who is prejudiced against just because you are a member of the autism "race" so to speak.
Or an ablest could be someone has something against you personally and who just bullies you personally.
Different motivations. Requiring different responses.
Also ...I thought it was spelled the OP spelled it, but the sites autocorrect underlines with a read line. But when I loose the "I" it does NOT flag it as misspelled. So...I guess "ablest" is the correct spelling.
Or an ablest could be an innocently ignorant workmate who assumes that you cant do something.
Or an ablest could be the equivalent of racist...who is prejudiced against just because you are a member of the autism "race" so to speak.
Or an ablest could be someone has something against you personally and who just bullies you personally.
Different motivations. Requiring different responses.
Also ...I thought it was spelled the OP spelled it, but the sites autocorrect underlines with a read line. But when I loose the "I" it does NOT flag it as misspelled. So...I guess "ablest" is the correct spelling.
i am already pissed off by what you said!
(you sound like a dumber/less smarter version of my grandma, and she isn't very smart!)
Why are you pissed off by it?
I just wanna know what the OP is talking about.
sorry i got traumatized by some words some friends&family said to me, and that's why i got "pissed off" (and i just realized i came off as a little harsh in that last repost) and i am sorry about that
and i am sorry if i made u have a terrible day (i am not very good at talking to online strangers) let alone talking on a online chat room i am unfamiliar with (oof) (so sorry if i ruined your day, i normally don't get "pissed off" like that/i am normally a chill person in irl/in real life) and u could dm/message me if u want *i probably won't answer/reply because i am very busy with school, and my teachers don't trust this site ^i can't blame them^* anyways i hope u have a better day because frankly my day is sucky but everyday for me is sucky at school/my high school... sorry for being long, and too much info *occasionally i am an emotional train wreck when it comes to talking online*
*no wonder my teachers ^at my highschool^ don't let me use online chats because i am a complete mess online*
i probably need to get off the internet before i make someone depressed for my actions
*i can't blame them for being depressed because my actions online are as un-pretty as my actions in irl/in real life & at my school/my high-school/washington high* (cough) my failed attempt at harming/yeeting my friend/rai out the window at my school (loud coughing noises)
god i should fix my anger issues if i am that terrible online as in irl/in real life...
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