lolfail

Aug. 19th, 2007 06:25 pm
yukie1013: (BLARGH)
Unless you are

a) My doctor,
b) A member of my family,
c) My fiancé, or
d) A VERY trusted friend,

You have no business trying to DICTATE what medical treatments, foods, activities, drinks, religions or any-other-damn-thing I should or should not be having, or should nor should not be involved with.

Got it?

I am not a child. I am not -your- child. I am not -yours-. I dare say I know more about my own body than ever you will about your own.

So back off, you wannabe dictator-benefactors. You're pretty much all misinformed idiots anyhow.

Offering advice or suggestions is fine. I'm grateful for such. Suggestions are fine!

Getting all butt-hurt when I do not adhere to your words as gospel? No. You're not my doctor, my mother, my future husband or my anything. Get out of my life k thx bye :D

Lawl, no.

Aug. 15th, 2007 08:32 pm
yukie1013: (beware)
Okay, um, if a kid watches too much TV and plays too many damn video games, that is not going to 'cause autism' or 'cause ADD'. Sure, if a parent is irresponsible and lets the boob-tube-a-roo raise their kid, said kid will likely be impatient, easily bored, and will probably have difficuly communicating, to a certain extent.

This does not mean that said kid has ADD or Autism or Asperger's Syndrome.

It means the kid's developed bad mental habits. They can be rectified with effort. ADD and Asperger's and the like need more than just 'trying to break a bad habit'. it's apples and oranges.

If an adult does what that kid does, that adult will display the same symptoms. It doesn't 'cause' ADD or - gah. You can't catch a neurological disorder from the television set. Any person, if they're exposed to a lot of jumpcuts and instant gratification, develops an expectation for those. Our brain's internal clock adjusts to set the faster pace as 'normal'. Every human being does this.

This is not what ADD is. I am going to 'splain what it is! And preach to the choir a lot but I feel the need to talk about this so nyah.

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