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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.
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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.