Mary and Max. Asperger.

[IlkaZapata]

After watching this I wateched the trailer. It made me cry. I NEED to watch this movie.



[nelsonr6205]

this movie change my life creo qe llo soy un aspy

[Kylesesh]

Ass burgers XD

[StrongIntelligent]

Hit it on the head. But do you want to know what really pisses me off? When folk in the net pretend to have autism or aspergers as an excuse for being a dick. Really makes me and everyone else struggling/enjoying the problems/benefits that come with autism look like massive twats.

[trishlovesjason]

@StrongIntelligent why would someone want to pretend to have autism?!

[StrongIntelligent]

@trishlovesjason They do it as an excuse for being a massive twat. 

[trishlovesjason]

@StrongIntelligent I never heard of that before.

[StrongIntelligent]

@trishlovesjason Well then, friend, you do not spend much time on the internet.

[trishlovesjason]

@StrongIntelligent Yes I do. I just talk to people who actually DO have Asperger's. I don't talk to many people.

[StrongIntelligent]

@trishlovesjason Well, just saying: there are an awful lot of people who pretend to have autism or aspergers to get away with being a massive twat, and they piss me off, and they live on the internet.

[trishlovesjason]

@StrongIntelligent I believe you. People are idiots. I was diagnosed when I was 9. I was diagnosed by two different drs. I have all the symptoms.

[ibidydo]

what autism as a whole does is create a barrier. however barriers are there to overcome

[Asgard314]

Portions of his condition is the same for me. Though, instead of keeping a book for emotions, I copied cartoons... This has become a problem, because it's pretty awkward for a Junior in Highschool to suddenly squee in delight about something. I can cry, I can show emotions, but I only find it hard to read emotions when it comes to romance and anger. Max is a brilliant example for Autism though, we're all different, but similer. Not every symptom is shared between all of us.

[GiftednTalented909]

@Asgard314 I’ll bet you think you know all about Asperger’s syndrome; that it’s on the autism scale, that it’s symptoms are this, and this. But that may be true, that is not all there is to it. When it comes to people, we all seem to know what “normal” is, but we can never seem to define it. I think of it like normal teeth. Nobody has normal or perfect teeth naturally. (continued)

[GiftednTalented909]

@Asgard314 (continuation) But we know what it is because if most people have two front teeth. The rest of the teeth don’t matter, but we know that it is normal to have two front teeth etc. It is the same way with Asperger’s syndrome; the “normal” perception of Asperger’s is made up of prominent characteristics shared by most, but not all “Aspies” as some call us. Yep, I have it.

[deantheninetales]

all those same things happen to me

[ibidydo]

i cant imagine that asperger syndrome is like that hence i have it.and ive never found myself in those situations.

[eSKAnciadora]

@ibidydo It´s just a movie.

[ibidydo]

@eSKAnciadora i know i was just going by what i see

[21Emory]

@eSKAnciadora its a real disorder, look it up

[MrEinsteinz]

@ibidydo It varies, bro. I have all of these traits. This was dead on for me. That's where we're on a spectrum.

[MrEinsteinz]

@ibidydo That's why it's a spectrum. I have all these.

[SirCopiesNames]

@ibidydo Some people have a more severe version of it :p

[Fairia]

@ibidydo I don't know, I find some of the examples mentioned were true to me. Through here how it's explained is the best I've heard in a long while.

[Bowmaj21]

I would love to do this as a monolouge!

[PinkPunkyKat]

Don't confused and puzzled mean the same thing anyway?

[Zupernova91]

@PinkPunkyKat

I think confused is a little more "hey what the heck is going on" or "I don't understand this at all" kind of feeling. Puzzled is when you feel you're a bit more in control, but you're pondering about something.

At least that's what I think.

[rockarincitaonaplain]

Sin duda, una de las mejores películas que he visto