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			love wise guys of the avian world Join Date: Nov 2009 
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			[QUOTE=The_Lady_Snow;151869]Ms Apoca I am gonna jump off your post. 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
			So what does one do when you have made it clear, a THOUSAND times with patience, with kindness and the person still does not respect those boundaries? Do I just chalk it up to the fact they have a disability and they are gonna use that as an excuse time and time again? Curious how you would handle this cause I don't have a soft buffer like yourself? TheLadySnow ![]() i was thinking apocalipstic's post was really good [to me] about her ability to understand posts, over the years, which may have been written by DA, and NT moderated. your question, although it's to apocalipstic, i would like to respond to, please. in my own experiences, i could ask the very same thing about NT's who disrespect boundaries time and time again- do i chalk it up to being the 'majority?" this is very interesting, because i sometimes have wondered if NT's - DA or not - notice certain things, which can get lost during my translation to someone not on the spectrum, whenever i try to explain what i just heard and/or saw - and these NT words/behaviours can happen rapid-fire. Last edited by violaine; 07-13-2010 at 01:49 PM.  | 
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