Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Asperger/Autism

[metalwolf]

Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Asperger/Autism – The Asperger / Autism Network (AANE)

Individuals on the Autism spectrum tend to be less influenced by or responsive to societal expectations or constraints. In many ways this individuality

www.aane.org

Individuals on the Autism spectrum tend to be less influenced by or responsive to societal expectations or constraints. In many ways this individuality and “marching to a different drummer” leads to greater challenges fitting in socially and in the workplace; in other ways this out of the box thinking and behavior leads those on the spectrum to become some of our greatest thinkers, innovators and creators.

This natural inclination to be oneself and not follow the crowd or societal norms, seems to correlate with a higher than average incidence of individuals on the spectrum having greater variance and flexibility in the areas of sexual orientation and gender identity and expression. Many on the Autism spectrum do not subscribe to the prevailing binary definitions.

 

[Correll]

Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Asperger/Autism – The Asperger / Autism Network (AANE)

Individuals on the Autism spectrum tend to be less influenced by or responsive to societal expectations or constraints. In many ways this individuality

www.aane.org

Individuals on the Autism spectrum tend to be less influenced by or responsive to societal expectations or constraints. In many ways this individuality and “marching to a different drummer” leads to greater challenges fitting in socially and in the workplace; in other ways this out of the box thinking and behavior leads those on the spectrum to become some of our greatest thinkers, innovators and creators.

This natural inclination to be oneself and not follow the crowd or societal norms, seems to correlate with a higher than average incidence of individuals on the spectrum having greater variance and flexibility in the areas of sexual orientation and gender identity and expression. Many on the Autism spectrum do not subscribe to the prevailing binary definitions.

As more and more weird people are demanding and getting their demands respected, celebration of their weirdness and we get to see their weirdness in operation, without constraints,


the more conformity is looking like a value that we were wrong to throw away.

 

[metalwolf]

As more and more weird people are demanding and getting their demands respected, celebration of their weirdness and we get to see their weirdness in operation, without constraints,


the more conformity is looking like a value that we were wrong to throw away.

Wot

 

[Correll]

Wot

The transexual hysteria, in the futre will be looked at like mass insanity worse than the Salem Witch trials. At best. for one limited example.

 

[metalwolf]

The transexual hysteria, in the futre will be looked at like mass insanity worse than the Salem Witch trials. At best. for one limited example.

I read something about LGBT and aspergers.

Autism and LGBT identities - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

LGBTQIA+ – The Asperger / Autism Network (AANE)

Whether you identify as an autistic gay, non-binary, lesbian, queer, or another part of the LBTQIA+ community, AANE can connect you with LGBTQIA+ support groups and information to help you thrive.

www.aane.org

Largest study to date confirms overlap between autism and gender diversity

People who do not identify with the sex they were assigned at birth are three to six times as likely to be autistic as cisgender people are.

www.spectrumnews.org

 

[Correll]

I read something about LGBT and aspergers.

That's nice. Both of them need to try harder to be less weird. ACT NORMAL. HOLD IT TOGETHER.

 

[Bob Blaylock]

Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Asperger/Autism – The Asperger / Autism Network (AANE)

Individuals on the Autism spectrum tend to be less influenced by or responsive to societal expectations or constraints. In many ways this individuality

www.aane.org

Individuals on the Autism spectrum tend to be less influenced by or responsive to societal expectations or constraints. In many ways this individuality and “marching to a different drummer” leads to greater challenges fitting in socially and in the workplace; in other ways this out of the box thinking and behavior leads those on the spectrum to become some of our greatest thinkers, innovators and creators.

This natural inclination to be oneself and not follow the crowd or societal norms, seems to correlate with a higher than average incidence of individuals on the spectrum having greater variance and flexibility in the areas of sexual orientation and gender identity and expression. Many on the Autism spectrum do not subscribe to the prevailing binary definitions.

Most of us with any form of Asperger's or autism are not faggots or similar freaks; and most of us would appreciate it if those of you who are depraved perverts would refrain from grouping us with you.

 

[Meister]

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