You used to be a friend. I didn't think you were too bad at first, a little annoying, yes, but we all have our quirks. I just shrugged it off, I figured it to be another part of the stereotype.
Ahh, the stereotype. It's saved your ass. It's saved your ass A LOT, and yet, you want to go against it? You've MADE the stereotype, man. The otaku stereotype: the fat pervert with the raggedy facial hair that watches overdone T&A anime porn on his computer as he eats cheese puffs and Lay's, wondering if his soul mate is going to be that stacked and will, as a matter of fact, think his collection of half-clad figurines is sexy. THAT stereotype. You fit it. And you freaking made it. I've come to realize that most people I'm around that actually fit this stereotype to a T, while usually very, very desperate, would NOT harm someone. They would much rather chew their own arm off before they hurt someone in real life. It doesn't look good for the ladies.
But no. That wasn't enough for you. You somehow wanted more, and more you got. You claimed yourself Autistic, via Asperger's Syndrome. [I don't have anything against autism or Aspie's, just hear me out.] At first, I thought this was alright, whatever. I didn't really see myself hanging out with you very much, but for the times that I did (and you consequently annoyed the shit outta me), I could think to myself that it wasn't totally your fault.
We hung out a few times amongst other friends. But one time -- the LAST time -- you and I ever came across one another in a friendly sort of fashion was my birthday, two years ago. I had everyone dress in costume (as that is and was my favorite hobby) and you dressed as, well, a pervert. I didn't care, really, I thought the idea (and costume) was lovely.
And then, you broke the rules.
Before I go farther, let me backtrack. I looked up Asperger's Syndrome in adults, and this is what I found:
People with Asperger syndrome can show a wide range of behaviours and social skills, but common characteristics include difficulty in forming friendships, communication problems (such as an inability to listen or a tendency to take whatever is said to them literally), and an inability to understand social rules and body language.SourceWhile I'd like to say that this applies here, it really, really doesn't. There's a difference between violating a taboo -- acting of your own accord, with no regard to the rest of humanity -- and blaming it on your disorder, and ignoring simple body language. This was not 'simple body language'; you were molesting kids, for Christ's sake!
Whoever thinks that molesting underage children is ignoring simple body language is just absurd. It's NOT. You did the wrong thing, and you stepped over the line. You fucking KNOW you stepped over the line. And then, what do you do? You blame it on your Asperger's, saying that it's just something everyone else has to deal with. Why should anyone else in our midst deal with a possible sex offender? You're lucky we didn't call the cops on your ass, we just kicked you out of our group. It was your own fault. You knew it was your fault.
And then what do you do? You throw a temper tantrum. I realize that you must have had this disorder since you were small, the way you brag about it. Surely you must have run across these kinds of complications before. You think that you can destroy the group because you're jealous. Yeah, that worked real well.
Do not BLAME us when YOU were the one that stepped over the line. You have instilled a sad intolerance in me of anyone with Asperger's. I hope you're happy with that, I really am. Because you're spineless, selfish, and really, quite a snake.
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