Hatred for your own kind?

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I became very racist once. I hated Aspies. I didn't believe I was one.


Aspie boys all seemed like little b*****s complaining about their mothers and their clothes, walking and talking like girls. (I KNOW BETTER NOW!)


I looked down on Aspies. I thought they were pathetic. I was so insulted when my mother said I had AS, or might have it. (Again, now I know better. Now I blame those people who wrote those books who make all AS boys seem like little b*****s, and all AS girls seem like Carrie Whites.)


Have you ever felt like this?

I don't walk and talk like a girl

I walk and talk like I'm in a daze.

No, not really. But a mate of mine always annoyed me, and others, and I didn't know why. Then I learned more about the DX matrix, and realized he was very ASpie, more like HFA.

Aspies aren't a race, did you mean discriminating ?
And yes i agree, people with autism on the news usually are shown as severely disabled.

I walk and talk like a genderless alien.

Aliens are people too STAR PEOPLE.

Ana, who's Carrie White?

Oh; she's that gross girl with the crazy religious mother in the Stephen King novel Carrie, who eventually gets so mad she gets psychic powers and kills her mean classmates with them.

Wikipedia is your friend.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrie_White

I loved that movie. The original movie most, although the second version seemed more realistic to me, in a way.

A little like that about classic autism, I saw a very short segment on TV about children with it in the early nineties, that's when I heard about it for the first time, and I thought in my ignorance, that was just an excuse for misbehaved children. Shame on me well, I didn't like children that much then though

Wikipedia is the site I'm usually on when I'm not on WP.

Tim

I never really looked down on people with AS even b4 I thought AS was more appropriate then my childhood DX of HFA

hate aspies nah i just completly denied the diagnosis.

Asspies I hate. Aspies, no. Asspie ones, yes.

What's the difference between an Aspie an an Asspie?

Tim