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qawer wrote:
The basic problem with autism is that one thinks too much about one's surroundings and too little about oneself. "Caring too much", you might say.
As a result, when your focus is on what is around you as opposed to on yourself, you will feel badly when there are (too many) changes. Those who focus on themselves experience no significant changes when their surroundings change.
In order to deal with changes you therefore have to:
- Think more about yourself.
- Think of your surroundings as something that should serve you, not the other way round.
- Your actions should be based on what YOU want, not what others expect of you.
- View everything from above, not from below. (have "Bird's perspective")
In other words: the only solution is to think less autistic. At least, that is what I believe.
As a result, when your focus is on what is around you as opposed to on yourself, you will feel badly when there are (too many) changes. Those who focus on themselves experience no significant changes when their surroundings change.
In order to deal with changes you therefore have to:
- Think more about yourself.
- Think of your surroundings as something that should serve you, not the other way round.
- Your actions should be based on what YOU want, not what others expect of you.
- View everything from above, not from below. (have "Bird's perspective")
In other words: the only solution is to think less autistic. At least, that is what I believe.
Awesomely put. I can even detect some sarcasm but it's probably self-imposed. Anyway, just thought I'd "like" this post ...
15 Feb 2013, 4:11 pm
kirayng wrote:
qawer wrote:
The basic problem with autism is that one thinks too much about one's surroundings and too little about oneself. "Caring too much", you might say.
As a result, when your focus is on what is around you as opposed to on yourself, you will feel badly when there are (too many) changes. Those who focus on themselves experience no significant changes when their surroundings change.
In order to deal with changes you therefore have to:
- Think more about yourself.
- Think of your surroundings as something that should serve you, not the other way round.
- Your actions should be based on what YOU want, not what others expect of you.
- View everything from above, not from below. (have "Bird's perspective")
In other words: the only solution is to think less autistic. At least, that is what I believe.
As a result, when your focus is on what is around you as opposed to on yourself, you will feel badly when there are (too many) changes. Those who focus on themselves experience no significant changes when their surroundings change.
In order to deal with changes you therefore have to:
- Think more about yourself.
- Think of your surroundings as something that should serve you, not the other way round.
- Your actions should be based on what YOU want, not what others expect of you.
- View everything from above, not from below. (have "Bird's perspective")
In other words: the only solution is to think less autistic. At least, that is what I believe.
Awesomely put. I can even detect some sarcasm but it's probably self-imposed. Anyway, just thought I'd "like" this post ...
Haha, thanks. No sarcasm intended, I save that for the NT world. I am pretty straight forward. (:
15 Feb 2013, 5:00 pm
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