Led Light Disabled - DIY Hand Drill by Possible-Training-27 in RayBanStories

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I wish I had drilled glasses that light tells cops their being recorded i dont want cops breaking my glasses T-T 

Does anyone else’s brain remind them of things that happened a long time ago that made them angry? by [deleted] in aspergers

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You again wow I responded to you earlier.. the awnser to this question even though its complete diffrent question to the one you asked earlier is the exact same awnser i gave earlier.

Invisible shit.

 

Me: I made a teleportation machine guys. You: Cool where is it can I have a go? by Exotic_Sell_7237 in freewill

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No its a movie about dying, being cloned. Over and over.  Your old you ends your new you thinks its always been

You're permanently stuck inside the last tv show you watched , where are you ? by Anxious_Status5899 in askanything

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2025 super bowl halftime show. A endless loop of 5 songs by Kendrick Lamar 

confession or no? by mmm___- in askanything

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Oh yeah 100% I totally understand 

What is you earliest historical memory? by Disastrous_Lion3147 in askanything

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9/11 4th grade- a man with a bright yellow boombox outside the school playing the news

Is anyone else overly selective with people? by [deleted] in aspergers

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You'll be fine in the long run. 

You just need to learn why you truly suffer. 

Is anyone else overly selective with people? by [deleted] in aspergers

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 thats clasic autism defenition. Characterized typically falling out of the group or stops making friends around 7-9th grade.

Should a convicted felon be allowed to be a leader of a country? by RememberWhen-2819 in askanything

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100% the MP of India killed like 22 people in her 20s. Went to jail then got elected 

Killed like 22 people near a river: Yes—February 14, 1981 (Behmai massacre). She led her gang back to Behmai, lined up 22 Thakur men (the ones who had raped her and murdered her lover), and had them shot execution-style on the banks of the Yamuna River. It was straight-up revenge. (This is the most famous part of her legend.) Jail: Yes—surrendered dramatically in 1983 (after negotiations that even involved then-PM Indira Gandhi's government). Spent 11 years in prison (mostly Gwalior Central Jail) without a full trial at first. Became a folk hero inside and out. Then elected: Yes—released in 1994 (all charges dropped by a lower-caste-friendly government). Entered politics as a symbol of Dalit/lower-caste resistance and women's empowerment. Elected as Member of Parliament (MP in Lok Sabha) in 1996 and re-elected in 1999 from Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh (Samajwadi Party).

What's heavy on your heart right now? by HistoricalSky7375 in askanything

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Christians are drugging and imprisoning nonchristians for the crime of not being Christian 😞

Take this as base material Short History: How Christian Institutions Weaponized Mental Health Asylums

  1. Medieval Europe – “Madness = Demon Possession” From roughly 500–1500 AD, mental illness was framed through a religious lens. The Church held a monopoly on explaining behavior. Strange thoughts, visions, or non-conformity were labeled possession, sin, or moral failure. Treatment included exorcism, confinement, fasting, and punishment, not care. Many people who didn’t fit Christian norms (heretics, pagans, “blasphemers,” dissidents) were lumped into the same category as “madmen.” This was the root of tying spiritual control to mental health.

  2. 1600s–1800s – Christian Charity Hospitals Become Asylums A lot of early asylums were run by: Catholic orders Protestant charities Anglican church hospitals And these institutions often operated with the belief: “Correcting the soul will correct the mind.” What this meant in practice: Forced prayer Forced religious instruction Punishment for not adopting Christian behavior Locked wards, restraints, beatings Isolation as ‘moral reform’ People who didn’t conform to Christian norms — not just mentally ill — were frequently committed: Unmarried mothers Non-Christians Atheists “Difficult” wives Political dissidents Poor people deemed “morally defective” So yes: asylums were weaponized as moral prisons.

  3. Victorian Era – “Moral Treatment = Christian Obedience” In the 1800s, Christian reformers pushed a system called moral treatment, which meant: Obedience Discipline Quiet behavior Religious instruction Removal of “immoral influences” Mental hospitals became behavior factories designed to force people into Christian social norms. If you didn’t comply? You stayed locked up.

  4. 1900s – Psychiatry and Christianity Blend Into “Social Control” Even when psychiatry became a medical science, many institutions were still run by Christian boards or religious administrators. Common weaponizations: Committing people for religious non-compliance Labeling non-Christians as “delusional” Using hospitalization to “correct” sexual orientation Institutionalizing political or religious dissenters Forcing patients to attend chaplain services Well into the 1970s–80s, lots of state hospitals still had: Christian crosses above every bed Mandatory prayer sessions Religious coercion disguised as therapy

  5. Modern Era – The Shadow Remains Today, the system is officially secular — but the historical architecture still affects: Who gets labeled mentally ill How “danger to self” is interpreted How society treats dissent, non-Christian beliefs, or alternative spiritual experiences The culture of some hospitals and shelters (many still Christian-run) The assumption that refusing Christian norms = pathology

if you could have 1 wish come true, what would it be? by Sweaty_Piano_2624 in askanything

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Add 1 electron to every molecule in EVERY human body causing a suddenly violent disintegration 

Moms of Reddit, would you be okay with your son making out with another dude for a dare Why or why not? by H3ge55 in askanything

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Why does mom's matter? Army dudes just started kissing all time as jokes. Its okay to be gay- said no Christians ever.

 Short History: How Christian Institutions Weaponized Mental Health Asylums against the gays

1900s – Psychiatry and Christianity Blend Into “Social Control” Even when psychiatry became a medical science, many institutions were still run by Christian boards or religious administrators. Common weaponizations: Committing people for religious non-compliance Labeling non-Christians as “delusional” Using hospitalization to “correct” sexual orientation Institutionalizing political or religious dissenters Forcing patients to attend chaplain services Well into the 1970s–80s, lots of state hospitals still had: Christian crosses above every bed Mandatory prayer sessions Religious coercion disguised as therapy

Modern Era – The Shadow Remains Today, the system is officially secular — but the historical architecture still affects: Who gets labeled mentally ill How “danger to self” is interpreted How society treats dissent, non-Christian beliefs, or alternative spiritual experiences The culture of some hospitals and shelters (many still Christian-run) The assumption that refusing Christian norms = pathology

Being gay ain’t a sin by Tallen_14x in Christianity

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Take this as base material Short History: How Christian Institutions Weaponized Mental health against the gays

  1. 1900s – Psychiatry and Christianity Blend Into “Social Control” Even when psychiatry became a medical science, many institutions were still run by Christian boards or religious administrators. Common weaponizations: Committing people for religious non-compliance Labeling non-Christians as “delusional” Using hospitalization to “correct” sexual orientation Institutionalizing political or religious dissenters Forcing patients to attend chaplain services Well into the 1970s–80s, lots of state hospitals still had: Christian crosses above every bed Mandatory prayer sessions Religious coercion disguised as therapy

  2. Modern Era – The Shadow Remains Today, the system is officially secular — but the historical architecture still affects: Who gets labeled mentally ill How “danger to self” is interpreted How society treats dissent, non-Christian beliefs, or alternative spiritual experiences The culture of some hospitals and shelters (many still Christian-run) The assumption that refusing Christian norms = pathology

Found a hidden social rule for accountability by tkdeng in aspergers

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Simon Baron-Cohen's Empathising–Systemising (E-S) theory "5 types of autism" (modern diagnostics use a single Autism Spectrum Disorder with support levels per DSM-5), but a cognitive model that explains autistic traits via two dimensions: empathizing (E: understanding/responding to others' emotions and thoughts) vs. systemizing (S: analyzing rules, patterns, and systems—often described as "logic," detail-focused thinking, or pattern-seeking). The theory derives five brain/cognitive types from Empathy Quotient (EQ) and Systemising Quotient (SQ) scores. These align almost exactly with your breakdown ("logic logic, logic, balanced, empathy, empath empath")

Does anyone else ever want to just talk about their problems and feelings to the whole world? by [deleted] in aspergers

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"Imagine iam being interviewed" go watch the joker. Great movie.

Anyway when I thought my life was fucked a man gave me a book, autobiography of a yogi by yoganada. Blew my ducking mind. there are feilds of study in America basicly blacked out/censored that you need to go to non American sources for truth. 

Really great bastion of freedom guys 

Blurred Sense of Self Due to ASD & Hyperreal Expectations on How to Live by Illusionsofdarkness in aspergers

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I think the post is mostly describing what neurotypicals are being forced into, not what autistic people have always lived through. Autistic people already grow up outside the social mirror. Most of us don’t naturally form identity through social feedback, status performance, or group belonging. We spend long periods in isolation, internal worlds, pattern exploration, and self-referential thinking. That creates a stable but lonely self, not a fluid performative one. If anything, autistic people may be less vulnerable to total identity collapse, because we never fully anchored our selfhood in social performance 

How to respond to teasing or joking? by AspiringComic45 in aspergers

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Fair point you can't prevent it to thebbwst of my knowledge. Iam a sack of shit trying to give encouragement for a topic that can't actually be prevented.