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We are doing a video on I'll ask the pages and five mistakes that people make
about asbestos on a daily basis, because I feel like there's a lot that people
mistaken us for just for the stuff.
And, you know, they don't, that will be filling in the
STEM on them because of that.
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So the first one I'm going to talk about here is shyness right now.
People often mistake Aspergers as people just being shy, but Aspergers
does present itself as social and communication issues, which could cause
them to look shy, but it's not actually shyness, but people don't do this.
They mistakenly think that all is just shy.
All they're a little bit and introverted, but.
Shyness.
Okay.
So number two is introvert.
People always mistake people with Asperger's syndrome is just
being an introvert or the simply the fact that they're artistic.
But no, no, no.
That just introverted.
That means that they just want to be on their own and do their own thing
and be indoors and play games and not really socialize and all that stuff.
But no, no, they're on the autism spectrum.
I'll just send him, does cause people to look introverted, but not really
introverted, you know, they, they will have interests that that was shareable,
likes, and shareable interests with you.
If you just give them the time of day, but to just simply dismiss somebody on
the autism spectrum is being introverted is kind of really, it just bothers
bad matters from the other person.
And it's, uh, it's just a bad way to look at it because we're all
individual in law, but individual needs.
And just to simply say, someone's introverted is not.
Very healthy, good or appropriate really?
Oh, this is a good one.
Number three is good at mass.
Everybody instantly thinks that if you say you have Asperger's
syndrome or autism, that you're going to be good at mathematics.
And you know what?
No, not everybody who has autism is a mathematical genius in actual fact.
And I know a bunch of people in the, the spectrum who are terrible at math, you
know, it's not a, it's not a given thing.
Like here's, you, here's a diagnosis of Asperger's syndrome.
And he's also a diploma in mathematics.
It's not like that.
It's kind of like.
I get the process of logical thinking because, um, a lot of people in the autism
spectrum do like the process of doing things logical and problem-solving, but
that's not the only thing that they do.
And so I guess mathematics is problem solving from logic sense, but in terms of
being, you know, mathematically minded, I don't also, the spectrum is into that
and it's ridiculous to even think about that's like, come on guys, let's go.
Okay.
So then the fall is, excuse.
Rude behavior.
Oh my goodness.
I've heard this so many times people say that, Oh, you know, Aspergers syndrome.
That's just an excuse.
So you can be an idiot or this excuse.
You can have rude behavior or it's just, you just use it as an excuse to be rude.
It's like, what, why would any, why, why would anybody try to use a
disability as an excuse to be rude?
It's most ridiculous thing I've ever heard.
It's very insulting to people on the autism spectrum.
Um, it's just arrogant.
Like you should never say that so many in the autism spectrum.
I mean, come on.
What is going on?
What are people think?
What, how on earth can that be a thing?
What is wrong with people that should predict, okay, this is
not an excuse for being rude.
It's it's ah, goodness, me terrible.
And you know, when kids are younger, people say are naughty.
That's a naughty person.
It's not naughty.
They're on the autism spectrum.
They're not naughty people, but people do say it and it triggers me so much.
Oh, My goodness, goodness me, it triggers me.
Oh, number five is kind of like my favorite one.
People always say that aspect is doesn't exist.
It's one of my favorite things that I hear people say, Oh,
ask me, it just doesn't exist.
And you know, and a lot of people see this as a diagnosis.
Uh, you know, they, they just either ignore it because they say, Oh, you
know, I suppose it's a major thing.
You know, it's a major thing.
Just like ADHD is made up.
Go.
I've heard that one as well.
So people say that aspect is made up and it's just something that.
Uh, and they just ignore the diagnosis.
If you say you have issues or something and you need help with something, because
you have an autism spectrum disorder and you have Asperger's syndrome, they
kind of just dismiss it because they believe that it doesn't exist, which
is completely just a horrible thing.
It's a horrible attitude to have.
But then on the other hand, people actually say, now that our species
doesn't exist because the name was changed to autism spectrum disorder.
It doesn't just stop existing with people who have this diagnosis.
Don't just disappear to thin it cause just have a different diagnosis, nomenclature,
which is just the name given to it.
So in 2013, Aspergers changes names with autism spectrum disorder and that was it.
You know, just stop existing.
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