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https://whitedove-creations.deviantart.com/journal/Summertime-Plush-Give-Away-454511374#comments, she's really well made so I thought why not.:) I have no chance lol.
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Hi there 
You don't know me, but I saw your post on a stamp that says "You don't have Asperger's Syndrome" (Tried to post the thumbnail but it wouldn't let me) and I know it's quite old now but I would just like to talk to you about it.
I understand in a way what you meant in saying that being painfully shy is "Like" being an Aspie (as it can be a trait, but you have to remember other traits are involved which make it different) but when you said you wished you had Aspergers to have an excuse I kinda had to disagree. Aspies who use it as an excuse can be hated by society and use it too much as a crutch and it further inhibits them if they do so. Plus you have to remember it is essentially a disorder, and no one really wants a disorder, right? and not having this disability benefits you in a lot more ways than being polite I have to admit you saying you heard Aspies can be rude/ pricks made me sad (being an aspie myself) as we aren't all like that, in fact for some of us we're so aware that we risk coming across as rude that we can be terrified of offending people or hurting feelings, though I do understand there are some that can be a bit standoffish (though some are aware and use Aspergers as an excuse...which goes back to what I said about using it as an excuse) it's just nice to not be tarred with the same brush so to speak.
I'm terribly sorry if what I said has offended in any way for it wasn't my intention, I just wanted to see what you think about my thoughts on the topic. I'm quite shy myself (I sat here for twenty minutes pondering over whether or not to actually contact you) but I just wanted to say this and I say none of this in an aggressive or rude manner (I hope). Feel free to reply, and I hope you have a nice day (or night, depending on time zone differences).
You don't know me, but I saw your post on a stamp that says "You don't have Asperger's Syndrome" (Tried to post the thumbnail but it wouldn't let me) and I know it's quite old now but I would just like to talk to you about it.
I understand in a way what you meant in saying that being painfully shy is "Like" being an Aspie (as it can be a trait, but you have to remember other traits are involved which make it different) but when you said you wished you had Aspergers to have an excuse I kinda had to disagree. Aspies who use it as an excuse can be hated by society and use it too much as a crutch and it further inhibits them if they do so. Plus you have to remember it is essentially a disorder, and no one really wants a disorder, right? and not having this disability benefits you in a lot more ways than being polite
I have to admit you saying you heard Aspies can be rude/ pricks made me sad (being an aspie myself) as we aren't all like that, in fact for some of us we're so aware that we risk coming across as rude that we can be terrified of offending people or hurting feelings, though I do understand there are some that can be a bit standoffish (though some are aware and use Aspergers as an excuse...which goes back to what I said about using it as an excuse) it's just nice to not be tarred with the same brush so to speak.I'm terribly sorry if what I said has offended in any way for it wasn't my intention, I just wanted to see what you think about my thoughts on the topic. I'm quite shy myself (I sat here for twenty minutes pondering over whether or not to actually contact you) but I just wanted to say this and I say none of this in an aggressive or rude manner (I hope). Feel free to reply, and I hope you have a nice day (or night, depending on time zone differences).
Haha, no worries. I understand. I recently figured out what I have is a mix of shyness/anxiety, which makes me really standoffish, trying to hide the fact I feel like a giant fkin meteor's about to crash on me almost 24/7 lol. I personally have never met an aspie face-to-face so I'm not one to judge em, just going by some stereotypes I guess. You seem pretty cool so obviously not all aspies are impolite. Good on ya.^_^ Yeah prob shouldnt of said to use it as an excuse. knowing that i have a crippling disorder after all some how helps me feel better, cuz it explains a LOT. I don't use anxiety as an excuse tho, im sure people can see me physically shaking anyhow lmao
This is late, sorry.:'o You too dear!!
btw u couldnt have worded that nicer actually
This is late, sorry.:'o You too dear!!
btw u couldnt have worded that nicer actually
Yeah, I've had my fair share of crippling shyness/ anxiety...I once had a panic attack for an hour and a half because someone suddenly invited me to go see a film at the cinema and was expecting a sudden answer which I couldn't give because I was panicking and didn't know what to do...it wasn't pretty. Well sadly...I know some people might live to the stereotype (otherwise there would be no stereotype) but I'm happy you think I go against it ^_^ I really struggle with tones of voices or facial expressions so I have to work extra hard than most to try to not sound rude and even then I don't always get it right. It's a hard line to walk...you don't want to use it as an excuse but at the same time...it's such a part of you that everything you do/ say can be affected by it, but at least you have the comfort of knowing WHY you may say/ act/ do things others wouldn't typically do. Even if people notice (which they may not; you'd be surprised how much you pick up on something purely because you know you're doing it in the first place) I'm sure people don't mind or understand- I can sometimes shake because of another medical condition I have and the only person who's ever commented is my sister (and she's always mean to me anyway).
I'm glad! 
Thanks for the fave! 
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Hi Marine. 
Well g'day there mate~!