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March 25, 2008, 3:40 am PDT

33 Year Old Mum

I can't imagine having that many children, myself.  I'm the same age that you are, and I'd probably feel like doing the same thing.  For one thing, I'm a lot like the character in my avatar, so you can imagine that I'm too much of a Rebel Rouser to be able to handle being tied down, by just one child and a husband.  I'd also want to chase the youth that I wouldn't have been able to experience.  You need to get away, for a week.  Maybe go to an outdoor rock concert, so that you can have a few days, to experience the youth, that you've never got to live through.
 
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March 25, 2008, 4:00 am PDT

Why does autism have to be seen, as a bad thing?

I know that I'm much more higher functioning, than that woman's son, and I don't have Down Syndrome, but why does autism have to be seen, as a fate that's worse than cancer.  I'm not diseased, I'm disordered.  It's as though parents can handle their kids having any other disability, but as soon as they hear the word, autism, they freak out, as though it's some sort of scary monster, that takes over the soul of their child and leaves them as an empty shell.  I am not a shell.  I'm a whole person.  I experience good times and bad times, just as NTs do.  I also have feelings, like everybody else.  I also have a personality that's stronger than that, of most people.  The thing that I love the most about myself, is the fact that I'm obsessed with London, London's Routemaster double-decker buses, and that I've also spoken with a Cockney accent, my whole entire life, even though I was born and raised in Canada.  I also love how I can breeze through life being a soft-core Punker and allow myself to love my version of the 1970s, without worring or caring about what the so-called "normal" people in my town, think about me.  My friends call me Sid, from Flushed Away, because I'm exactly like the cute character in my avatar.  The fact that I have to wear Depend's, due to a soiling problem, is the least of my concerns.  I have more important things to worry about, like how I'm going to make money, if I have that physical problem, which keeps me from working.  I also know that I'm smart enough, to work that out and find an answer to that question.
 
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March 25, 2008, 8:04 am PDT

Another good Autism site.

http://www.wrongplanet.net/
 
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March 26, 2008, 3:34 am PDT

Special Needs Children

Special needs children should feel that they're protected.  They shouldn't have to be scared of their own mothers.  I'm on the spectrum, myself.  I'm glad that my mum doesn't wish, that she aborted me.  You're either Pro-Life, or you're Pro-Death.
 
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May 31, 2008, 4:01 am PDT

You don't have to be thin, to be healthy

I weigh 245 lbs and I'm healthier now, than I've ever been.  I feel secure, having that extra layer of fat, between myself and the world.  I know that I won't get raped, or sexually assaulted.  I'm glad that I don't look like a Barbie doll.  I hate today's society.  Thin is in.  Go on a diet.  Starve yourself.  Only thin people are healthy.  I don't believe any of that crap, for a minute.  I don't want the little girl body, I don't wear the tight, girly clothes, and I'm glad that I don't have the long hair.  My friends call me Sid from 'Flushed Away' and I take that as a compliment. 

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November 8, 2008, 4:58 am PST

It's just plain wrong

I feel and think that it's just plain wrong for a mother to abandon or kill her her own child.  If the mother doesn't want the child in the first place, why doesn't she put it up for adoption?  After all, adoption is the caring option.
 

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