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She/Her or They/Them, please!

Do NOT use it/its or
he/him please

Mutuals/friends can ask me for my personal. I'll give it
if I trust you.

megasumpex:

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megasumpex:

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officialmugi:

megasumpex:

if u use autism as an insult or a derogatory term ur automatically a horrible person just saying

Sounds like something a fucking autist would say :^)

megasumpex lol I have a legitimate diagnosis of Aspergers, and I do it all the time. Don’t get your knickers in a twist over nothing, idiot.

I have a diagnosis too but alright lol

That may be the case, but even so it gives you no right to police what other people say. If you can’t handle that, then perhaps you shouldn’t be on a site like this.

how is telling ppl not to be bigoted “policing” like in what world does that make sense lmao

Also you followed me an this is honestly very sad

It seems that you misunderstand me. You see, in this world there is something called “Free Speech” and what that is is the ability for anyone to say whatever they want. I believe as you are an American, you may be familiar with your first amendment which explicitly states that’s allowed?

https://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution/first_amendment

Secondly, I believe that you may be the bigot here.

Also, as an autist myself with a younger brother on the moderate end of the spectrum, and a father who only discovered in the last five years that he himself has Aspergers after a lifetime of self hatred and after being beaten as a child by his teacher for not acting normal, how could I personally be intolerant to a lifetime of what I consider normal? I’m getting off track here, but what I’m getting at here is you are intolerant of people using language that you may consider offensive, but there’s an awful lot more important things here in the world than words. You do not like people saying a word, therefore, you try to stop them saying it by calling them “the worst kind of people.”Therefore, you are policing their language. Words are words. Sure having aspergers can be difficult now and again, but there’s an awful lot more important things to deal with than letting yourself get hurt by an expression.

I don’t seem to be following you? If I was, I may have accidentally hit the button up in the corner when I was reblogging your earlier retort on mobile. I have severe nerve damage in my hands, so I have a hard time using touchphones and the like. I wouldn’t do that deliberately, I’ve no interest in people who act like children despite being old enough to know better.

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megasumpex:
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megasumpex:
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officialmugi:
megasumpex:
if u use autism as an insult or a derogatory term ur automatically a horrible person just saying
Sounds like something a fucking autist would say :^)
megasumpex lol I have a legitimate diagnosis of Aspergers, and I do it all the time. Don’t get your knickers in a twist over nothing, idiot.
I have a diagnosis too but alright lol
That may be the case, but even so it gives you no right to police what other people say. If you can’t handle that, then perhaps you shouldn’t be on a site like this.
how is telling ppl not to be bigoted “policing” like in what world does that make sense lmao
Also you followed me an this is honestly very sad
It seems that you misunderstand me. You see, in this world there is something called “Free Speech” and what that is is the ability for anyone to say whatever they want. I believe as you are an American, you may be familiar with your first amendment which explicitly states that’s allowed?
https://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution/first_amendment
Secondly, I believe that you may be the bigot here.
Also, as an autist myself with a younger brother on the moderate end of the spectrum, and a father who only discovered in the last five years that he himself has Aspergers after a lifetime of self hatred and after being beaten as a child by his teacher for not acting normal, how could I personally be intolerant to a lifetime of what I consider normal? I’m getting off track here, but what I’m getting at here is you are intolerant of people using language that you may consider offensive, but there’s an awful lot more important things here in the world than words. You do not like people saying a word, therefore, you try to stop them saying it by calling them “the worst kind of people.”Therefore, you are policing their language. Words are words. Sure having aspergers can be difficult now and again, but there’s an awful lot more important things to deal with than letting yourself get hurt by an expression.

I don’t seem to be following you? If I was, I may have accidentally hit the button up in the corner when I was reblogging your earlier retort on mobile. I have severe nerve damage in my hands, so I have a hard time using touchphones and the like. I wouldn’t do that deliberately, I’ve no interest in people who act like children despite being old enough to know better.