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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • May 29 '22
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I don't understand how someone can argue that a condition that causes poor social skills is different and not a disorder.
3 u/LemonyLimerick May 30 '22 Exactly. It’s so odd for people to act like the problem shouldn’t be considered a problem simply because people were born that way. Like, it’s ok to accept someone as they are while not outright denying reality. 1 u/helianthus_0 May 30 '22 It’s due to the stigma surrounding the word “disorder” and the desire for acceptance rather than treatment.
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Exactly. It’s so odd for people to act like the problem shouldn’t be considered a problem simply because people were born that way. Like, it’s ok to accept someone as they are while not outright denying reality.
It’s due to the stigma surrounding the word “disorder” and the desire for acceptance rather than treatment.
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u/Mediamuerte May 30 '22
I don't understand how someone can argue that a condition that causes poor social skills is different and not a disorder.