I think this is one of those "under construction" groups.
But we already do that anyhow.
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HAve you ever noticed someone to have aspergers?
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I think this is one of those "under construction" groups.
But we already do that anyhow.
I know what you meant! Chatroulette no longer allows the random nudity, I believe. All the former chatrouletters have scattered to Skype! Watch out for those random calls!
Six months ago I remembered I left cuz I saw about twenty dongs in fifteen minutes.
I always was under the impression Skype was for annoying ppl that couldn't bear the idea of not saying things to another persons face for a few hours after work.
I use Skype for text-based chats with people every day. (And actually, only because Windows Live Messenger has been phased out. I'm going to switch over to another program soon enough. There are a couple of people that won't use Skype, so I haven't talked to them in a while now.) I don't do webcam chats with anyone, though. Having a video feed of a conversation, in internetland, is creepy to me.
As far as Chatroulette goes, I got male nudity on my third chat partner when I tried it. The first or second chat partner was some fat man eating. That website was definitely strange, and I don't see much point in returning.
Since starting this thread the primary group, has decided were full.
However I'm starting another now.
Surprise surprise aspergers types tend to cluster rather quickly.
Within a few weeks I'm hoping to have one dedicated to music.
Just pm me your account name, and I'll add you.
Yup, all the time. It doesn't majorly affect functionality for most of them, so I think the vast majority of them aren't diagnosed.
I've taught a few students with Aspergers. Aspergers is a range. Some of my students have been highly focused and a joy to teach. Some not so much.
I recently was having problems with a supervisor at work. He's been there for several years and everyone's had problem's with the guy. He has a ton of weird quirks and mannerisms.
I was telling a friend about this and my friend said, it sounds like he has Aspergers. When I looked it up, sure enough, everything I read sounds like him.
Now, since this is a person in an authoritative position, how do I and others deal with it?
I was telling a friend about this and my friend said, it sounds like he has Aspergers. When I looked it up, sure enough, everything I read sounds like him.
Now, since this is a person in an authoritative position, how do I and others deal with it?
I live with it, every day. My 13 year old son was diagnosed with it when he was 8 or so. I actually started a thread about it here. He is considered high-functioning in the whole spectrum of Autism, but with regards to others with the condition he is probably pretty average or slightly more afflicted.
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f34/parenting-autism-1060949/
Some people like to joke about it. It's not funny. For people with it, growing up can be a nightmare. Life can be very confusing, hard, and they struggle with some basic things that others take for granted. What people often see on the outside is not a good representation of what is actually going on in the person's head, or how they may really view things. Each person is unique, although they share common traits in many cases.
I could write so much about my son, his condition, what our life has been like, what we've done with him, what he's been faced with, and so on....but the post would go on forever.
However, if people have specific questions or anything, shoot me a PM.
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f34/parenting-autism-1060949/
Some people like to joke about it. It's not funny. For people with it, growing up can be a nightmare. Life can be very confusing, hard, and they struggle with some basic things that others take for granted. What people often see on the outside is not a good representation of what is actually going on in the person's head, or how they may really view things. Each person is unique, although they share common traits in many cases.
I could write so much about my son, his condition, what our life has been like, what we've done with him, what he's been faced with, and so on....but the post would go on forever.
However, if people have specific questions or anything, shoot me a PM.
