Erik: Autistic?- Page 2
Erik: Autistic?
BABY'S FIRST PHOTOSHOP#25
Posted: 2/16/08 at 9:39pm
Of course it isn't a stated fact. But someone with OCD may want (or need to have) all their utensils or food lined up perfectly.
BABY'S FIRST PHOTOSHOP#26
Posted: 2/16/08 at 9:41pmThat's right. I have a friend with OCD and one of his habits is lining things up perfectly. Utensils, food, carpets, everything in his apt!
BABY'S FIRST PHOTOSHOP#27
Posted: 2/16/08 at 9:53pm
Come to think of it, a very common habit of those with OCD is that they cannot leave the house unless everything is lined up just so. My friend's toaster must be a certain amount of inches away from the blender, glasses must be lined up according to color and size, etc. He has to eat a certain amount of peas balanced out with the number of pieces of meat, etc.
That sketch certainly does suggest OCD to me.
BABY'S FIRST PHOTOSHOP#28
Posted: 2/16/08 at 10:16pm
But someone with OCD may want (or need to have) all their utensils or food lined up perfectly.
I'm aware of that. I also know an autistic child that has to have all his food lined up perfectly as well and he has no symptoms of co-morbid OCD. The ritualistic behavior isn't attached specifically to one disorder and is very common amongst people with autism; there was no reason to make the OCD assumption.
Wanting life but never knowing how
BABY'S FIRST PHOTOSHOP#29
Posted: 2/16/08 at 10:24pm
there was no reason to make the OCD assumption.
- Huh? Of course there was a reason to make the OCD assumption. Considering someone with OCD may want all their utensils lined up. Autism has many, many, many symptoms, the sameness/routine behahior symptom is not the MAIN one. OCD is based on the routine/ritualistic behavior.
Symptoms of autism
http://www.webmd.com/brain/autism/autism-symptoms
Symptoms of OCD
http://www.webmd.com/anxiety-panic/guide/obsessive-compulsive-disorder
Updated On: 2/16/08 at 10:24 PM
BABY'S FIRST PHOTOSHOP#30
Posted: 2/16/08 at 10:43pmI'm aware of the symptoms, thank you. The picture was introduced as autism; jordangirl assumed the picture OCD, so it was therefore wrong. The picture portrays a routine behavior, not OCD or autism, and it could be accurate for either disorder. That was the point I was trying to make.
Wanting life but never knowing how
BABY'S FIRST PHOTOSHOP#31
Posted: 2/16/08 at 10:43pm
I was not:
Implying that Monk has Autism
Implying that Autism is the same as OCD
Insulting people with OCD or Autism
I was just making a parody of a post on POL.net
This whole thing is stupid.
Updated On: 2/16/08 at 10:43 PM
BABY'S FIRST PHOTOSHOP#32
Posted: 2/17/08 at 3:14am
This whole thing is stupid.
...nooooo?
BABY'S FIRST PHOTOSHOP#33
Posted: 2/17/08 at 5:45amThis is mad rude. I wouldn't even do this.
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