On Sep 8, 6:59Â pm, Executive Function
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wrote:> On 9 Sep, 00:52, Erwin Hessle
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>>> On Sep 8, 6:28Â pm, Executive Function
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>> wrote:>
>>> It isn;t a case of mimicking you to get it right. Â It's a case of -
>>> what is right for for you is cool, but doesn't work for me,
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>> I don't know how many times you have to be told this. You don't have a
>> single clue what "works for you". All these obstacles that you talk
>> about are entirely in your mind. You have no clue what "works for you"
>> because you never actually do anything - whenever there is a
>> suggestion, you talk yourself into believing that it doesn't "work for
>> you", so you don't do anything, you don't get anywhere, and you don't
>> get the feedback that would enable you to determine what does or does
>> not "work for you".
>
>> All this sob story crap, all these medical conditions you keep using
>> as excuses (which I personally suspect you are just flat out making
>> up), is just a lot of imaginary junk that you create to excuse
>> yourself from having to deal with the world and to indulge in some
>> self-pity in the process.
>
>>> and that's
>>> why I need some folks to advise me who know this because the world is
>>> not an aspie world.
>
>> See? You invent a whole separate "aspie world" to convince yourself
>> that nothing anybody tells you can have any relevance to you since
>> they live in an entirely different world, so you can feel good about
>> continuing to wallow in your self-restricting fantasies. It's just one
>> excuse after another. There's no point in anybody giving you any more
>> advice until you stop pulling this shit, because I don't think you're
>> even slightly serious about improving your situation.
>
>> Erwin Hessle, 8=3
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> Now you can stop right there Erwin. Â Unless you have ever had to deal
> with overload or meltdown then you don't have a fucking clue what
> you're talking about.
Now, see, there's the thing about "having to deal with overload or
meltdown". Once you've actually had to do it, you actually do know
what you are talking about - but you don't. "Dealing with overload or
meltdown" is not the same thing as running away screaming from
anything that threatens your precious little fantasy world. I'll
warrant the biggest "overload or meltdown" you've actually dealt with
is not getting that dolls' house you wanted for Christmas, and I don't
think you dealt with that particularly well.
I don't know what kind of people you are used to dealing with, but
it's pointless trying to bluff me in this way - you're too
transparent. Hardship teaches you lessons, and you don't appear to
have learned any. As I said, it's just one lameass excuse after
another, with you.
> Infact - Erwin, unless you will now admit to being
> autistic, then you are just being silly.
Yadda yadda blah blah blah. What a crock of horseshit. Any genuine
autistic would be dealing with the disorder and trying to get on with
their lives, not reveling in it and using it as an scapegoat for each
and every bit of idleness and cowardice they could conceive of. I
think you're making all this up. You've said before that you're proud
of being an autistic, and how the autistic are "your people" that the
world is trying to destroy. What I think you actually are is an
wannabe autistic, an autism groupie, which is just about the weakest
and most pathetic thing I've heard in a long time.
Erwin Hessle, 8=3
