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1 month ago
Aspies don't have emotions...???
Warning: This video contains swearing. Don't watch it if you can't take it.
This might be the most "real" video - apart from the one right after m...
rotatingorb
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1 month ago
Tony Attwood interview!
I had the chance to sit down for a few minutes with Tony Attwood at his Copenhagen conference this year, and ask him a few questions. Hope you like :)
rotatingorb
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You mention that you've spent around 7 years focused on learning how to act "natural." What specific training would you recommend to other aspies who would also like to put in the time and energy required to accomplish your level of social ability?
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1 month ago
rotatingorb
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mixed feelings about this.
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1 month ago
Understanding Asperger Syndrome: A College Professor's Guide
Part 1 of the first DVD in the series "Asperger Syndrome and Adulthood," this video is intended for use by college students with Asperger Syndrome ...
rotatingorb
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I love the intention of this video but take issue with the idea that aspies have trouble with handwriting.
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1 month ago
If I was pretending, what would be the purpose?
Yeah, i hope the question makes sense.. and I know it's probably silly that I'm asking, but meh.. *shrugs*
Have a nice day :)
rotatingorb
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Are other people's opinions of you important to you? I tend to think that those people who judge you are not actually defining who you are but rather are merely defining themselves as someone who needs to judge.
About rotatingorb's channel
It sounds very difficult to uphold the impression of neuro-typical normalcy. What are your perceived benefits of maintaining the facade? Is it worth it? Why?