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I sort of thought, with such a strong trend toward monogamy in the A/C community, why aren't we a separate sub-species?  I might be excessive in my feelings but I feel that we are so very foreign to the respective gender of their species.


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09-06-2007 09:51 PM
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Mjølner Wrote:

wilky Wrote:

Noetic Wrote:
I wouldn't know what it's like to feel like anything or anyone other than myself. What a strange question, how is one meant to answer this?


Thankyou for pointing this out.
To know whether you feel "as human as an NT", or "feel any different," surely you have to experience being NT before you can draw any comparisons and conclusions?
If you are either NT or AS, how can an aspie or someone neurotypical say they feel different from something they have never experienced?
There is no logic to this.


Do you like the usual and common things that most people do?  ...if not, It could be a noticeable difference.
You don't have to be a Horse to know that you feel different from a Horse? ..am i wrong?
I feel very different from very social people. I don't understand their urge to be with other people as much as possible. Do I have to be hyperscosial  first to be able to feel different?


No I don't like the usual common things that most people do. Nor am I "hypersocial". I am quite the opposite, and I am NT. What does this say about me? It doesn't give me any ability to make a judgement as to whether I feel any 'more human' than someone I have no experience of being.
Concerning the question, "Do you feel as human as an NT". We are talking about comparing human to human. As Noetic said, "I wouldn't know what it's like to feel like anything or anyone other than myself".  To state: "You don't have to be a Horse to know that you feel different from a Horse?" maybe true, but is an irrevelant analogy.
Neigh, I think you are wrong.

09-07-2007 12:17 AM
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I always felt that I was an animal (some sort of cat species) trapped in a human body.


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09-30-2007 08:54 PM
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I feel more human as one with AS.


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10-03-2007 06:14 AM
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When I was a teenager I read a lot of science fiction. I really felt like I was an alien and that one day a space-ship would arrive and I would meet all the other people who were just like me.

Well, the ship arrived last year.

It isn't a space-ship but a cyber-ship.

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10-03-2007 07:37 AM
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I know I am different and always will be. But I don't feel like I have AS. I feel normal. I am maturing and keep learning how to cope and will keep learning new skills to cope.


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Tigger_the_Wing Wrote:
When I was a teenager I read a lot of science fiction. I really felt like I was an alien and that one day a space-ship would arrive and I would meet all the other people who were just like me.


I know exactly what you mean - When I was younger, I used to obsessively read fantasy novels, and I especially loved the ones where the protagonist turned out to be from a long forgotten race, with hidden abilities...

*grins* I guess I had an inkling even back then.

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I don't believe in more human or less human ideology. I believe in diversity and celebrating differences. I am different and sometimes I do feel ostracized but I wouldn't trade being different. As a writer, every perspective is important and I believe every soul is valuable. I do not like NT vs. Aspie I believe in people first AS/NT are secondary- they don't define who you are. I wish these prejudicial and bigot mindedness would be abolished forever. If we learn to celebrate differences there would be no fear.

10-08-2007 01:20 AM
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I became a Christian because the Holy Spirit could make Christians genuinely love me as a person made in the image of God despite six months of pre-Christian religious hostility.  


The truth is GuessWho I had the same Naive notions that christians were "better people" then the masses, but the case is... they only act like it superficially, most of them are only in it for the reward of eternal life, not because they genuinely love god or jesus, or any such garbage.  If it wasn't for the teaching of forgiveness, most people would never become christian.... I can only imagine how long christianity would have lasted if you had to be totally pure and make few or no mistakes.

Being able to make mistakes lets people excuse themselves and gives people an out to be irresponsible (cheat on their spouse, divorce, whatever you want).

Most Christians today are far and away not very Christian at all, and you should know that better then anyone.

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SoulSick Wrote:

GuessWho Wrote:
I became a Christian because the Holy Spirit could make Christians genuinely love me as a person made in the image of God despite six months of pre-Christian religious hostility.  


The truth is GuessWho I had the same Naive notions that christians were "better people" then the masses, but the case is... they only act like it superficially, most of them are only in it for the reward of eternal life, not because they genuinely love god or jesus, or any such garbage.  

If it wasn't for the teaching of forgiveness, most people would never become christian.... I can only imagine how long christianity would have lasted if you had to be totally pure and make few or no mistakes.

Being able to make mistakes lets people excuse themselves and gives people an out to be irresponsible (cheat on their spouse, divorce, whatever you want).

Most Christians today are far and away not very Christian at all, and you should know that better then anyone.

Unfortunately, I think this is all true. Mind you, in Jesus' time, there were similar people - the Pharisees, so religious hypocrisy has been around for a long time.


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10-20-2007 01:31 PM
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