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social model of social failure
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24 April, 2011
hurt, power, and disability
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Fasten your seatbelts because this is LONG. In high school I enjoyed reading flamewars between anti-s/m people and their targets, just bec...
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14 December, 2010
all it takes
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Tonight in line at the dining hall I was having a conversation with someone I kind of know. He was strikingly knowledgeable about when, in t...
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12 November, 2010
Social Skills Don't Exist
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An exploration of the concept of social skills, particularly (but not exclusively) as it relates to people with autism, victim-blaming, and ...
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13. Social model of social failure
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I guess this as close as I will get to an ending. I've typed up everything I can find in my notebook related to this, and written the th...
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10a. input vs. output
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(Even when you just stay on body language. In my experience it is much more likely to get rejected for your own body language/facial express...
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7. Break for love
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While writing the last post, I felt required to say this. I know that when I've talked about this before I've been disrespectful t...
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2. What this is not
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Before I start I should say that I'm not trying to write about what autism is and outright deny that there are social issues. I have in ...
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