has the stream not started for anyone else i'm confused
edit: OK GOOD ITS NOT JUST ME ITS JUST DELAYED... TAKE YOUR TIME WAYNRE U CAN STREAM WHEN U FEEL LIKE IT
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ntftbl ep. 4 spoilers//
props to gearbox for being so genuinely lazy that they reused the literal katagawa jr. model (with barcode tattoo/zer0 suit/echo eye + everything) for his father, and literally just slapped a beard on him with a few wrinkles……
especially considering the recap art clearly shows that they imagine him looking QUITE different? 💀 how embarrassing like that is not the same man
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Every once and a while the concept of language just messes me up. Like a few minutes ago my coworker turned to me and asked me how to say the name of our planet in English. And even though we've helped each other out with words in both our languages (Spanish and English) before, that one in particular hit me like a bucket of warm water. Like as he repeated it, struggling over the sounds I was just reminded that that's what language is. We can live in the exact same world, on the same planet, but it can be two different things to us, down to the name of the world we live on! These things are just so insane to me actually. One of the many reasons why I love languages I suppose <3
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Tbh i cant wait for elections to be over so i can get a youtube ad that isnt election based. Im so tired of bs smear campaigns and endless ads defending pieces of shit.
The fact pa may about to have fucking DOCTOR OZ, the scam artist dr.phil wanna be, a guy who DOSENT EVEN FUCKIN LIVE HERE as a senator is ridiculous. He cant even vote for himself here! He's still registered as a new jersey voter. He moved into his mother in law's house in order to run.
This should be illegal. You have to actually been a resident in that state for more than 2 years to run for office.
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This is meant to be informational, all of this is /info
I'm not sure if you know this but hyper-empathic people with autism aren't ableist for not liking people with narcissistic personality disorder. Yet, a lot of people who do have that type of autism (which is rare yet more common in the biologically female genome side of it), can spot people with narcissistic personality disorder very easily. This is because of common phrases which in turn make them feel unsafe.
This may impact the autistic person negatively, and MAY cause long-term PTSD (C-PTSD for Complex PTSD), but that does NOT make the person with NPD an abuser. Its common for those with hyper-empathy to feel unsafe around people with NPD because they are two polar opposites of intentions on the spectrum and often get mistaken for each other by strangers.
Like its common for you to immediately tell if someone is homophobic or not, its also common for people with NPD and people with HE autism to recognize each other even if those without it can't tell them apart easily. Its a common fear response and nothing more. The best thing you can do if someone seems to think that Narcissistic abuse is real and has HE autism is to tell them to talk or see a therapist, or at the very least to look up information online from credible sources. (Of course, its also good to deliver this gently as they will be defensive.)
TLDR; HE autism and NPD recognize each other and don't get along well but that doesn't make it abuse or ableism. /info
This is ! a lot of great info that... does not contradict any of what I have ever said, so I'm not sure why you felt like you needed to say it (or even less why you felt like you needed to put big ol' info tone tags all around it as if it was going to be offensive)
(Guessing you're referring to that post where I said "narcissistic abuse isn't a thing and not every single person with autism is hyper-empathic")
It does sound, uh, strange to me that someone just existing would cause PTSD in another person, but I've never claimed to be an expert. Also seeing the points you're making I do think ASPD could be grouped with NPD in this as well (yknow, because of the low empathy and all) — but when I say "narcissistic abuse" doesn't exist I'm strictly talking about the term. Of course people with NPD can be abusers. People with ASD can also be abusers, but we don't call that "autistic abuse" because it'd be stupid.
I get the point with the fact that they can recognize each other more easily, but uh, no, I can't identify whether someone's homophobic or not without asking them. People have been wrong. Like, it happens a lot. You can't... say that it's a reliable way to identify someone with NPD/HE autism. Literally yesterday I had a friend at my house who has HE autism and we ended up talking about this exact topic because they called themselves a "victim of narcissistic abuse" and I nearly had a fucking stroke. When I told them I had low empathy, which happened years ago to be fair, they were surprised.
I'm very easily triggered by what you call "common NPD phrases" (if I understood that right, and if did then I'm assuming you mean something that sounds manipulative, which.... moving on) to the point that it's something I have to discuss with pretty much everyone I know because it always comes up at some point and I get triggered by something completely innocent. It's a really big problem for me. But I am far from being uncomfortable around people with NPD (or people who just have low empathy for that matter), usually because they tend to be very honest with me the moment I open up about having low empathy (usually in a "oh thank God I don't have to keep masking around you" way). I tend to feel more unsafe around hyper-empathic people, not because of "common phrases" or anything, but because I've heard them say so much shit about people like me that it's become automatic to feel wary of them (see: my best IRL friend telling me they're a "victim of narcissistic abuse" after I've already opened up to them about my own empathy issues; trying to listen to a podcast my friend is in and getting hit with a "yeah I'm a decent human being, I've got fucking empathy"; trying to explain to someone that people with ASPD aren't all serial killers and being met with "some things deserve to be demonized ❤"; etc etc.).
For these reasons I do not believe that HE autistic people feeling unsafe around people with low empathy or NPD isn't at least partially for ableist reasons, whether conscious or not. Feel free to prove me wrong, it'd be great.
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