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Why does Tumblr have an obsession with vitiligo?

  • Suicide Girl model and America's Next Top Model contestant have it, spread on Tumblr, that's why.

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  • Stop fucking asking this this question.

    Votes: 482 11.7%
  • I swear to God I will start deleting these posts.

    Votes: 146 3.5%
  • Goddammit.

    Votes: 395 9.5%
  • ACTUALLY IT'S PART OF A DEEP FALSE-FLAG OPERATION TO TURN ALL BLACK PEOPLE WHITE.

    Votes: 2,445 59.1%

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That is just so embarrassing. How are you gonna act hardcore and cool if you can't even make eye contact and have to talk with the damn note app on your phone? Please. And I'm 99% sure this artist doesn't even know what autistic people still struggle with in the world, like access to employment or being at higher risk of abuse by a caretaker. They just know that "[X] RIGHTS" is what you say to prove you care about some random issue. This is peak teenage cringe.
As an autist myself, I can safely say that autism is fucking horrible to live with, especially in everyday life like trying to stay focused on a task or whatever. It isn't something that should have an entire month dedicated to it.
 
As an autist myself, I can safely say that autism is fucking horrible to live with, especially in everyday life like trying to stay focused on a task or whatever. It isn't something that should have an entire month dedicated to it.
An entire month donating towards developing autism-eradicating gene therapy.
 
Doesn't Karl Marx have an entire essay stating how much he hates Jews? I don't think he's the guy you want to use to represent minorities.
These woke types are the consequences of:
>"AMERICAN EDUCATION"
With all the access of information online you'd think that these people would read about the problematic shit Marx and the old/OG commies think. 🤔
 
These woke types are the consequences of:
>"AMERICAN EDUCATION"
With all the access of information online you'd think that these people would read about the problematic shit Marx and the old/OG commies think. 🤔
An excerpt from "The Poverty of Philosophy":
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That is just so embarrassing. How are you gonna act hardcore and cool if you can't even make eye contact and have to talk with the damn note app on your phone? Please. And I'm 99% sure this artist doesn't even know what autistic people still struggle with in the world, like access to employment or being at higher risk of abuse by a caretaker. They just know that "[X] RIGHTS" is what you say to prove you care about some random issue. This is peak teenage cringe.
I would add to this
> High Suicide rate
> lack of Sex ED, Creepy Behaviours (this is about all intellectual disabilities)
> Infantilization (yes Tumblr and Autism moms are both cringe)
> The higher chances to be molested, end up in toxic relations

As an autist myself, I can safely say that autism is fucking horrible to live with, especially in everyday life like trying to stay focused on a task or whatever. It isn't something that should have an entire month dedicated to it.
as a another autist (that's Asperger,(high-functioning, but sometimes I'm question this) but still rel), I kinda agree in this. Yeah the 2th April (Autism Awareness Day)It's important and it's like AIDS, cancer Down Syndrome Awareness .But yeah Austim isn't "cool, quirky uwu stims" Just look at the Low functioning ones, stories of parents with autism ( but in pro-choice medias). Sometimes these people need 24/7 care and caretakers are not that strong. But yeah Autsim can ruin life and the autist and thier whole family/friends sometimes
 
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I’ll never really understand the concept of autism pride. I really don‘t know if these people just never got bullied and are very high functioning and never really had many issues so nothing Ever happened to make them feel ashamed or if they did get shit from their peers and they feel pride regardless. Autism awareness month is good but it’ll always be alienating seeing people say autism is their strength or whatever when I know personally that isn’t the case.
 
I’ll never really understand the concept of autism pride. I really don‘t know if these people just never got bullied and are very high functioning and never really had many issues so nothing Ever happened to make them feel ashamed or if they did get shit from their peers and they feel pride regardless. Autism awareness month is good but it’ll always be alienating seeing people say autism is their strength or whatever when I know personally that isn’t the case.
I think it comes from fighting not get consumed by unhelpful shame. Shame is normal and often helpful feeling. At it's best shame guides us not do stupid things and pushes us be better ourselves. Unfortunately shame can also cripple us, prevent us from going after good things and not enjoy life.

Having long periods of feeling ashamed constantly is often part milder neurological issues. You aren't that affected, you can mostly function like normal people but some are harder for you. You are struggling with normal things way more than people around you and even if you know why it doesn't exactly solve anything. It can feel absolutely miserable that your symptoms keep messing with your life like you can't read a room, keep getting lost in your own head and can't handle normal stimulation. Stuff that normal people pick fairly automatically but you have to go out of your way to learn and it might not still work out. It's easily humiliating and demoralizing because there is only so much you can do about it. Your wierd brain is here to stay, there will be issues and you just have find a way to live with it preferably happily.

So to get over that crushing feeling, autistic people use normal coping methods, one being looking for the silver lining. This is a perfectly fine tool and something that can help you get on with life. My brother who has physical disabilities and doesn't see his condition as win, still enjoys being able park anywhere, being able to others with him for free to places, having regular physical therapy with massages and getting places faster because it's easier to him run than walk. These perks most certainly don't make up for his disability but when the condition won't go away it's better to find reasons to be happy than just be sad about stuff you can't change.

So these autistic pride people do the same and look for things to be happy about having autism, find some stuff where autism can work out in favor and unfortunately go too far. Rather than treating them as nice sides of complicated condition they start treating them as the only sides. Autism is a strength only and all the bad things are just others keeping you down. You aren't the problem, your autism isn't the problem, you don't have feel about it ever! It's delusional but can feel so freeing, especially to someone who has a brain condition that makes understanding nuances harder. Still it's not like this is autistic only reaction, the deaf community is pretty infamous of their deaf superiority idiots.
 
So these autistic pride people do the same and look for things to be happy about having autism, find some stuff where autism can work out in favor and unfortunately go too far. Rather than treating them as nice sides of complicated condition they start treating them as the only sides. Autism is a strength only and all the bad things are just others keeping you down. You aren't the problem, your autism isn't the problem, you don't have feel about it ever! It's delusional but can feel so freeing, especially to someone who has a brain condition that makes understanding nuances harder. Still it's not like this is autistic only reaction, the deaf community is pretty infamous of their deaf superiority idiots.
Shame was probably the wrong word. I have autism and it’s hard to think of benefits. I genuinely can’t think of any way in which it’s ever helped me. So it becomes weird when you see people make it a point of pride. An identity. And I wonder if it’s as alienating to other people and makes them wonder if they’re the problem because they see people with the same disability who seem so happy with it. I think it’s better to focus on overcoming it, rather than embrace it. I’m also schizophrenic and that mentality is why I’m non-psychotic and completely sane for the most part.

Maybe it’s just a difference in mentality but for a lot of people, coping comes with doing something to be proud of. Rather than being proud and happy about your autism, being happy that you overcame it and accomplished something like hitting the peak of your hobby or something like that.
 
I’ll never really understand the concept of autism pride. I really don‘t know if these people just never got bullied and are very high functioning and never really had many issues so nothing Ever happened to make them feel ashamed or if they did get shit from their peers and they feel pride regardless. Autism awareness month is good but it’ll always be alienating seeing people say autism is their strength or whatever when I know personally that isn’t the case.
I have a theory, that the most vocal proponents of autism pride are self-diagnosed at max. "I am too lazy to live without my parents who gave me almost anything I wanted when I've started screaming. Because of that, in school I was ostracized even by dnd nerds. Because of that, no girl wanted to talk to me and I did not learn how to talk to them in a normal manner. Also, jobs I can get are boring and I don't want to have one" types. In the inevetable moment of self-reflection a character like this looks back and unconchiously thinks "Well, that's a lot of social problems. Surely I am autistic, and not just a spoiled human failure", relocating all their responsibility onto assumed autism. It's more comforting that way, and does not require any actual effort.
Then, these people want some acknowlegement and fullfilment in their life. But when your most develloped skill is retweeting cringe, there aren't many options for that. Writing manifests on twitter is one.
And then real autistic people, espechially on the younger side, see it and belive it. They obviously have problems, as the guy above said, and I bet they'd like to hear something nice about themselves, have a sence of accepting community, etc. So, that's why we have what we have. At least according to my theory.
 
I saw a bus company have "Autism Awareness Week" on the front where the route number and 'via something road". How about I be aware of what bus number you are, you wankers!

As for autism pride, I don't want to powerlevel too much but autism has fucked up my life and I only now realise it cuz I'm supposed to be out there, talking to customers to get over my social anxiety and mix with normal people to...I'm not sure how to explain it, like put on a normal front until it feels more natural so I don't look like a spaz.
And when I saw that bus sign, I thought to myself that autistic people nowadays are accommodated instead of phasing out their habits. Like getting normal people to accept stimming instead of getting autistic people to no longer need to stim. I don't even know what a suitable substitute is because no one talks about discouraging stimming!

And I just remembered this autism post someone made of a kid saying, "Your routine has been disrupted by COVID? Now you know how it feels." That made me so bloody mad because of the comparison of a dumb routine to THE ENTIRE WORLD'S DISRUPTION. XD
I can't find it unfortunately. I don't remember where I saw it.

TL;DR- Even autists are anti autism pride.
 
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I saw a bus company have "Autism Awareness Week" on the front where the route number and 'via something road". How about I be aware of what bus number you are, you wankers!

As for autism pride, I don't want to powerlevel too much but autism has fucked up my life and I only now realise it cuz I'm supposed to be out there, talking to customers to get over my social anxiety and mix with normal people to...I'm not sure how to explain it, like put on a normal front until it feels more natural so I don't look like a spaz.
And when I saw that bus sign, I thought to myself that autistic people nowadays are accommodated instead of phasing out their habits. Like getting normal people to accept stimming instead of getting autistic people to no longer need to stim. I don't even know what a suitable substitute is because no one talks about discouraging stimming!

And I just remembered this autism post someone made of a kid saying, "Your routine has been disrupted by COVID? Now you know how it feels." That made me so bloody mad because of the comparison of a dumb routine to THE ENTIRE WORLD'S DISRUPTION. XD
I can't find it unfortunately. I don't remember where I saw it.

TL;DR- Even autists are anti autism pride.
Hey, I feel ya.

I was formally diagnosed with high-functioning autism and ADHD when I was a little kid in 2003.
 
Wow, even with a reference painting they've badly messed up the background items, like that's no longer a recognisable guitar (?). Also it just looks like they are angling for a pee, dog style, as there is no longer any connection to the table and sheet (in the original its clear the person is stepping off a surface/using it to balance).
 
Hey, I feel ya.

I was formally diagnosed with high-functioning autism and ADHD when I was a little kid in 2003.
To join the PL palooza, I was diagnosed with Asperger's when I was a kid too. I've said it before, I'm pretty sure the bulk of us in this thread have autism, or else we wouldn't be here lmao.
tbh it's embarrassing, and that thing on the last page of the kid talking through the note app was infuriating. I've been there. Those moments when I can't bring myself to speak, when I go mute, I feel powerless and frightened and overwhelmed. Not all ">:3 uguu aspie pRIDE™" or some bullshit. It's only at my lowest that I resemble this...autism fanart. These jackasses take the most embarrassing, humiliating, overwhelming, and upsetting parts of our disability and hoist them up under a spotlight.
I've had bullies pretend to be my friend before, and this just feels like the same damn thing. If I didn't give these artists the benefit of the doubt and assume they think they're doing the right thing, I'd be convinced they were just trying to mock us even further.
 
I wish I could see the comment she was responding to. Its true lopoddity snaps at even the most politely phrased concerns.
More screenshots, these were on Lopoddity's post titled "Mom Bods" and I've noticed recently that Lop has been trying really hard to be as nice as possible to people in her comment section, she leaves a lot more comments than she use to. Lop probably knows that people are out to get her and she's trying to compensate by being super sweet now... I still don't trust it. She's only sweet to the comments that are kissing her ass, if anyone else were to call her out or critique her art than I'm sure she would loose her shit in an instant.
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Back on the autism thing, are we just gonna blatantly ignore autism speaks comparing them to demons or the fact that people can just walk off scot free after killing an autistic person by claiming “they couldn’t handle the stress of caring for them”?
Ohhhh fuck no...
 
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A little late to the top surgery scars discussion but there’s one furry artist who draws them so that when shown straight on they just look like weirdly defined tits.
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I’ll never understand these people who go out of their way to make their ftm characters look feminine.
So they removed the upper set of breasts, but left the other three sets? Also is 'Juice' a soft toy or another furry or what? When put next to the frog, it implies a pet...
 
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