soy latinoamericano, y autistio. i grew up in, technically, the southernmost part of the Hudson Valley (tho I kinda wish I could’ve been a Robert F. Levine :P)
I always like to look at the bigger picture of “past, present, and future.”
But it starts within the unit you’d been born in
The “family unit,” as we would have loved to still call it, if we wouldn’t have become too over-obsessed with identifying away from our roots
@pDragons2 If you’re ill-practised in effectively communicating, *AS WELL AS* having lived through perpetuated over-sheltering scenarios that wouldn’t have helped, your dysfunction could start aligning to DID:
https://t.co/CUeeoSuQz5
While autistic, I do also question my history, because…
Some of us are fans of a bit of media that seem a sort we should’ve abandoned in adolescence: “cartoons”
But we also do have political cartoons
So if you’re brave to see the nested post inside this one…
You’ll be surprised at the one-man production that’d exceed your stigma :)
Times Square is a heart-hub for the worldwide to meet in as much of “one go,” to whoever “makes it here”
While the sentiment, “If you can make it in New York, you can make it anywhere,” might’ve had its meaning dwindle for US folk in a lately…
Our 💗’ing souls can meet afar
On behalf of @kazukiwolf and myself, I just wanna say
Thank you @DREAGONvr but why of all videos IT HAD TO BE THE DANCE ONE LOL
I've never seen myself on anything larger than an A4 sized paper, might have soiled myself a bit
We'll continue to do our best for all of you
Tbh i gotta say that i love the irony
When it comes to this song's name
Not a big fan of Haziban Hotel (yet? :,3) but IT'S AN ADDICTING SONG HAHA
https://t.co/6mdOOpSymt
@MadScientist_42@RobertCruzeJr1@AmericanFietser This US-based channel also cites Switzerland and the UK early on:
https://t.co/GE5Uo3pZCp
In my opinion, we shouldn’t need to get rid of jobs that would have any use of cars greatly compliment any one job’s “need for cargo cars,” but if it’s only “periodic,” better 1company car
@MadScientist_42@RobertCruzeJr1@AmericanFietser They’ve had eons of pedestrianism b4 the automobile
Having watched enough “Not Just Bikes” videos —of whom its channel is run by Canadian, living in the Netherlands— I’d surmise most of the continent’s countries had come to realize what this video implies:
https://t.co/84G6DmlCok
On behalf of @kazukiwolf and myself, I just wanna say
Thank you @DREAGONvr but why of all videos IT HAD TO BE THE DANCE ONE LOL
I've never seen myself on anything larger than an A4 sized paper, might have soiled myself a bit
We'll continue to do our best for all of you
iAgree
I mean, think of the perspective of this video being a little kid’s eyes
Despite NYC almost being “walkable enough” for a North American city, you still wouldn’t want your child out like this, right?
https://t.co/VneFG2pWDd
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Store I’m in front of:
Zabar’s (I work here)
@43studios34 @RobertCruzeJr1@AmericanFietser iWouldn’t disagree that there more than likely was an “intellectual worth” for spreading suburbia w/ rapid car-path development, for allowing the smart ones of yore “smooth driving transitions” for work/“enrichment” commutes…
But we’re in the endgame now
https://t.co/JXVS9BcsTH
@43studios34 @RobertCruzeJr1@AmericanFietser of now has had a report that we are getting close to it again, for man to truly step on, with *a capability of TRUE HI-DEF live proof*.
https://t.co/EgW4E9qYPh
But think of the car infrastructure this way:
It complimented “think tank sprawl” the US bet on. Now we have phones.
My mother had been a night shift worker my whole life, and picked me up from upper Manhattan when 9/11 happened.
Divorced when I was 9 or 10.
There’s a lot of history involved.
If you’d like to know more, DM me, & I’ll reply at least the US Friday morning after this post’s time
I go for a Nietzsche principle, in that today’s autists almost permanently “lose it,” but are able to “pull themselves back together” based on instinctual awareness that — socially — there’s still someone to find thru the technological entertainment we live thru
Google: TILT.lib
What are your theories on why some autistic people have meltdowns and others have shutdowns? I know people with lower overall support needs than me, but they have meltdowns.
“Melting” is just “blanking out” for those uninformed, so I was terrified of Spyro fans who didn’t take the time to consider the possible nuances of my IRL, and who never thought to ask within “empirical cordiality”
Many of us, when younger, were part of this fallacy. Can’t fret
@v_novem I interestingly enough find myself melting down more than I did as a kid. I think being an adult makes me feel more in control. As a kid I was terrified of myself. Terrified to even move.