People with Asberger's syndrome: do you hate/ fear/ resent/ dislike/ distrust/ other/ them?
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Yes, and love them, too.\nMy son has Asperger's.  He has many good qualities and faults that have nothing to do with the syndrome and others that seem absolutely tied to having it.  People who don't know the label "Asperger's" or understand that the difficulty the guy has isn't something he chooses to have are often reluctant to spend time with him.  He sometimes acts in ways that embarrass his siblings or alarm their friends because he is different.\nHe has a hard life.   He will never be able to benefit from the remarkable talents he has because he finds others in the world impossible to understand.\nPlease add love/worry about/pity to your list.
287040
An issue or statement that envokes opposed feelings in different people that causes a conflict between them.
656658
Yes I used to do that alot. I agree to do something I don't really want to do or agree to an opinion because it is just easier to do so. And I found that I was starting to hate myself for it. \n\nRight now no matter what situation I'm facing I either say what I REALLY feel about it or keep my mouth shut and not let myself do anything I dont want to. I get into trouble sometimes because of that honesty for some strange reason. But at least at the end of the day I'm perfectly okay with myself. Don't let people tell you who you should be or shouldn't be. It's something we all hate but sometimes do to ourselves. But now that I stopped that I'm much more relaxed and happier, even if I find myself different than what people expect (or want) me to be.
1148522
Yes.  But only in specific cases with certain illnesses.  I don't want to hear that crap about road rage or whatever the fancy name is nowadays.  Schizophrenia?  Absolutely.  That is a severe mental disorder where your perception of reality is extremely disoriented.  Depression?  Hell no.  Everyone gets depressed.  I was diagnosed with depression (bipolar actually) several years back.  Am I bipolar.  Nope.  It was my life situation that gave me the symtoms. Am I depressed now? Nope.  The only symptom I have is social anxiety.  Is that a reason to commit a crime?  Hell no. I know what is right and what is wrong.   However, when you have schizophrenia, autism, brain damage, or retardation, you don't always understand. Your perception of reality is very skewed, and nine times out of ten, you don't understand the wrongness of your actions, neither the consequnces.
456369
Resentment.\n\nUgh!\n\nAnd I hate it because I know it doesn't do any good and I only hurt myself.  But I find myself feeling resentful of others who don't do their fair share or don't take things that are important to me seriously.\n\nThe worst is the resentment that says, "I'm not going to budge till you do."  It can only go downhill from there.\n\nI think the whole concept of "turning the other cheek" is not that we let others walk all over us, but that we're strong enough to say, "I'm not going to let your bad behavior bring me down to your level."  It's refusing to indulge in resentment and vengeance.
79828
I hate less all the time.  It gets easier and easier to become forgiving as time goes on if you get on that track.  I don't think I was ever particularly hateful but now the only thing I seem to hate is hate itself, and when people chew with their mouth wide open or panic.
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1. do you some times feel as if you are wrongfully being judged?\n\nyes i do and i am because I'm in a wheel chair people atomically assume i am either retarded or cant do any thing at all I'm treated like a child\n\n2.do you judge others?\ni try not to but I'm only human\n\n3. how do you think it affects us when we place judgment on our fellow man / woman? \n\nwhat goes around comes around you get judged to the same degree as you judge some one else.
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Asperger syndrome is characterized as one of the five pervasive developmental disorders, and is commonly referred to as a form of high-functioning autism.\n\nSome people with Asperger's experience varying degrees of sensory overload and are extremely sensitive to touch, smells, sounds, tastes, and sights. They may prefer soft clothing, familiar scents, or certain foods. Some may even be pathologically sensitive to loud noises or strong smells or dislike being touched; for example, certain children with Asperger's exhibit a strong dislike of having their head touched or their hair disturbed. Sensory overload may exacerbate problems faced by such children at school, where levels of noise in the classroom can become intolerable for them. Some are also unable to block out certain repetitive stimuli, such as the constant ticking of a clock. Whereas most children stop registering this sound after a short time and can hear it only if they consciously listen for it, the child with Asperger's can become distracted, agitated, or even (in rare cases) violent if the sound is not removed.\n\nAdditionally, people with Asperger's exhibiting severe symptoms may frequently be diagnosed with clinical depression, Oppositional defiant disorder, ADHD, General anxiety disorder, Bipolar disorder, Obsessive compulsive disorder, or Obsessive-compulsive personality disorder. However, while elements from all of these conditions are associated with Asperger syndrome, the cause is usually Asperger's itself and not a separate condition. While there may be a correlation between them, the disorders are in fact distinct from one another. There is research which indicates people with Asperger's may in fact be far more likely to have the associated conditions, but for now the connection is largely one of resemblance.\n\nThere is an online test that you can take at this website to helP:\n\nhttp://www.thegeeksyndrome.com/  \n\nMake sure you talk to your doctor about the results if they concern you. Good luck!
608540
Yes i think they feel totally inferior, fear and the insecurity that another person of a different race may succeed where they have failed and in their country too. Their actions are based on total inferiority complex
578570
Aspergers syndrome is a form of autism.  I've had a couple of students who have been dianosed with Aspergers.  Symptoms can vary but the two students I had were highly intelligent but lacked social skills.
1148867
I would say I was about  hmmm 5 or six when I started using words and such.  Most aspergers and autistics have trouble using body language and you say your child uses body language.  So far at four I would think he is closer to ADHD than autistic nor aspberger's.  My mother was quite concerned with me and took me to psychiatrists and other specialists on autism.  True the non-speech may point to autism but the body language and the hugs and kisses point strongly away from autism.  I really hope he starts speaking soon.  You wanted my e-mail no problem its canucksfan729@hotmail.com.
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Dislikes:\n1) I have food cravings all the time and when I get some exercise I end up eating double the amount of normal\n2) I sometimes do things to myself that I know I shouldn't\n3) I am overweight\n\nLikes:\n1) I refuse to fail at anything\n2) I never quit\n3) I have morals and apply them to all but my eating issues whether it be driving, being a husband/father, dealing with people I know and don't know, etc
608722
I am afraid of people who are afraid of cold things.\noops should have said one with frigaphobia is afraid of cold things...
214444
This would be a real challenge for me since I've never met such a person. I would definitely try to communicate with him/her using body language or signing or maybe writing down what I would like to say. \nIn general dealling with such a person in my opinion shows us how "disabled" we "normal" people are in dealing with others!\n: )
551151
YES YES YES!!!\n\nI can relate to this one too! I hate storms and mostly because of the wind. My fear started after I had kids though so I associated it with being responsible for someone else besides myself.\n\nWhat I have done to alleviate some of the anxiety of this is to learn more about it. I look up everything I can. Read about all the facts and statistics. I make myself as aware as possible and have even mostly overcome this fear by doing these things.
1103737
((WHAT)).........I hate when someone tells you WHAT in a room full of ppl or even one on one ..... i hate the feeling that it gives me .....i can feel my face turn red and then i hate the feeling of just not knowing what to say!!
635646
Well for starters, I dont like being to timid to speak up for myself at times.And just my shyness in general.\nAnd I hate that it seems I am not able to fight off my certain temptation,(I wont say what it is exactly).\nI hate when I spend way too much money on something.\nLASTLY, I hate my past mistakes and/or sins;cuz some I will have to pay for in a very different way......