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Autistic Spectrum Disorders and Highly Sensitive People are mutually exclusive- a critique of an article, Part 2 of 3.
Part 1 is here. Trigger warning for ableism, specifically against people on the autism spectrum. The article this is critquing can be found here. On the other hand, some adults decide they are highly sensitive when they actually do have … Continue reading
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Autistic Spectrum Disorders and Highly Sensitive People are mutually exclusive- a critique of an article, Part 2 of 3.
Part 1 is here. Trigger warning for ableism, specifically against people on the autism spectrum. The article this is critquing can be found here. Our next part starts with an exciting situation in which a person without Asperger’s applies motives … Continue reading
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Autistic Spectrum Disorders and Highly Sensitive People are mutually exclusive- a critique of an article, Part 1 of 3.
First: A trigger warning for ableism, specifically against people who have autism spectrum disorders* Okay, let’s start this out with an explanation- this article is from a site about ‘HSP’ or “Highly Sensitive People”. So if you’re confused by hte … Continue reading
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-phobia
I have never liked the -phobia language used mostly by the LGBTQIA community. And trans, asexual, and intersex people use it, too, so they’re included this time. But it’s getting to me a bit more than usual. There are two … Continue reading
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A rant about a teacher
My partner is majoring in Japanese. My partner’s Japanese teacher is the head of the department and also one of only two people (one of whom is away and will be for most of our time in college) who can … Continue reading
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I’M BLIND!!! Colorblind That Is… via Mike Lemons
Read the full post here. Edited for cissexist, interphobic, and racist language. Yes, “Caucasian” is racist. (the link also doesn’t give textual descriptions of the images for visually impaired people) But aside from the blog author needing to check a … Continue reading
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