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Why can we not talk about ‘fixing’ autism? /u/for_randomquestions1 No such thing as stupid questions

Why can we not talk about ‘fixing’ autism? /u/for_randomquestions1 No such thing as stupid questions

For context!!! I am autistic, and have adhd. I genuinly mean no disrespect, im just curious, as someone who has it.

So i know autism has no cure, its just how some people are born. But if someone mentions like… idk, drinking while pregnant may cause it, prematurity may cause it, something may cause it that the mother could avoid doing. On the off chance it would effect the baby. But if u bring that up, suddenly its a problem. Like i know autism isnt nessicarily a bad thing, but at the same time. It makes things 10x harder, daily life is a struggle. If i can avoid my future kids getting it, id probably try to. Not only that but im also just kinda confused on ‘fixing’ it. Again, i know theres no fix. However, for other things people are born with u try to fix it. Adhd is there from birth, yet people take meds to help manage it. You take meds for bipolar, schitzophrenia, whatever else. But if u bring it up people say, well people are just born autistic, theres nothing wrong with it you just need to accept how they are. But other things are born into you that they try to fix so i dont get it. Like wheres the line, ya know? Idk, i apologize if im not making much sense. Im really bad at explaining things XD

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​r/NoStupidQuestions For context!!! I am autistic, and have adhd. I genuinly mean no disrespect, im just curious, as someone who has it. So i know autism has no cure, its just how some people are born. But if someone mentions like… idk, drinking while pregnant may cause it, prematurity may cause it, something may cause it that the mother could avoid doing. On the off chance it would effect the baby. But if u bring that up, suddenly its a problem. Like i know autism isnt nessicarily a bad thing, but at the same time. It makes things 10x harder, daily life is a struggle. If i can avoid my future kids getting it, id probably try to. Not only that but im also just kinda confused on ‘fixing’ it. Again, i know theres no fix. However, for other things people are born with u try to fix it. Adhd is there from birth, yet people take meds to help manage it. You take meds for bipolar, schitzophrenia, whatever else. But if u bring it up people say, well people are just born autistic, theres nothing wrong with it you just need to accept how they are. But other things are born into you that they try to fix so i dont get it. Like wheres the line, ya know? Idk, i apologize if im not making much sense. Im really bad at explaining things XD submitted by /u/for_randomquestions1 [link] [comments] 

For context!!! I am autistic, and have adhd. I genuinly mean no disrespect, im just curious, as someone who has it.

So i know autism has no cure, its just how some people are born. But if someone mentions like… idk, drinking while pregnant may cause it, prematurity may cause it, something may cause it that the mother could avoid doing. On the off chance it would effect the baby. But if u bring that up, suddenly its a problem. Like i know autism isnt nessicarily a bad thing, but at the same time. It makes things 10x harder, daily life is a struggle. If i can avoid my future kids getting it, id probably try to. Not only that but im also just kinda confused on ‘fixing’ it. Again, i know theres no fix. However, for other things people are born with u try to fix it. Adhd is there from birth, yet people take meds to help manage it. You take meds for bipolar, schitzophrenia, whatever else. But if u bring it up people say, well people are just born autistic, theres nothing wrong with it you just need to accept how they are. But other things are born into you that they try to fix so i dont get it. Like wheres the line, ya know? Idk, i apologize if im not making much sense. Im really bad at explaining things XD

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[link] [comments]  For context!!! I am autistic, and have adhd. I genuinly mean no disrespect, im just curious, as someone who has it. So i know autism has no cure, its just how some people are born. But if someone mentions like… idk, drinking while pregnant may cause it, prematurity may cause it, something may cause it that the mother could avoid doing. On the off chance it would effect the baby. But if u bring that up, suddenly its a problem. Like i know autism isnt nessicarily a bad thing, but at the same time. It makes things 10x harder, daily life is a struggle. If i can avoid my future kids getting it, id probably try to. Not only that but im also just kinda confused on ‘fixing’ it. Again, i know theres no fix. However, for other things people are born with u try to fix it. Adhd is there from birth, yet people take meds to help manage it. You take meds for bipolar, schitzophrenia, whatever else. But if u bring it up people say, well people are just born autistic, theres nothing wrong with it you just need to accept how they are. But other things are born into you that they try to fix so i dont get it. Like wheres the line, ya know? Idk, i apologize if im not making much sense. Im really bad at explaining things XD submitted by /u/for_randomquestions1 [link] [comments]

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I have never played DnD before. If I want to play a melee/mage character that mostly uses melee with a summoned magic sword, which class could I use? /u/WolfKnight54321 DnD: Roll for Initiative!

I have never played DnD before. If I want to play a melee/mage character that mostly uses melee with a summoned magic sword, which class could I use? /u/WolfKnight54321 DnD: Roll for Initiative! submitted by /u/WolfKnight54321
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So what’s up with TBC dungeons? /u/kBazilio World of Warcraft

So what’s up with TBC dungeons? /u/kBazilio World of Warcraft

The Burning Crusade has 16 dungeons total yet almost all of them belong to one of 5 dungeon hubs (Magister’s Terrace being the lone exception as it was added in the Sunwell update).

Vanilla WoW didn’t do this, nor did we see the same approach in any of the post-TBC expansions. Sure, sometimes there might be a dungeon hub here and there containing 2-3 dungeons (like near the Icecrown Citadel) but nowhere near as prevalent as in TBC.

Do we know what’s the reason behind this gamedesign decision? Was it to save development time via extensive asset reuse, since all the dungeons in a given hub belong to the same theme? Or was it an attempt to give the players convenience of not having to go to as many different places to run dungeons?

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​r/wow The Burning Crusade has 16 dungeons total yet almost all of them belong to one of 5 dungeon hubs (Magister’s Terrace being the lone exception as it was added in the Sunwell update). Vanilla WoW didn’t do this, nor did we see the same approach in any of the post-TBC expansions. Sure, sometimes there might be a dungeon hub here and there containing 2-3 dungeons (like near the Icecrown Citadel) but nowhere near as prevalent as in TBC. Do we know what’s the reason behind this gamedesign decision? Was it to save development time via extensive asset reuse, since all the dungeons in a given hub belong to the same theme? Or was it an attempt to give the players convenience of not having to go to as many different places to run dungeons? submitted by /u/kBazilio [link] [comments] 

The Burning Crusade has 16 dungeons total yet almost all of them belong to one of 5 dungeon hubs (Magister’s Terrace being the lone exception as it was added in the Sunwell update).

Vanilla WoW didn’t do this, nor did we see the same approach in any of the post-TBC expansions. Sure, sometimes there might be a dungeon hub here and there containing 2-3 dungeons (like near the Icecrown Citadel) but nowhere near as prevalent as in TBC.

Do we know what’s the reason behind this gamedesign decision? Was it to save development time via extensive asset reuse, since all the dungeons in a given hub belong to the same theme? Or was it an attempt to give the players convenience of not having to go to as many different places to run dungeons?

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[link] [comments]  The Burning Crusade has 16 dungeons total yet almost all of them belong to one of 5 dungeon hubs (Magister’s Terrace being the lone exception as it was added in the Sunwell update). Vanilla WoW didn’t do this, nor did we see the same approach in any of the post-TBC expansions. Sure, sometimes there might be a dungeon hub here and there containing 2-3 dungeons (like near the Icecrown Citadel) but nowhere near as prevalent as in TBC. Do we know what’s the reason behind this gamedesign decision? Was it to save development time via extensive asset reuse, since all the dungeons in a given hub belong to the same theme? Or was it an attempt to give the players convenience of not having to go to as many different places to run dungeons? submitted by /u/kBazilio [link] [comments]

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MonsterHunterWorld

Is playing world worth it? /u/I_like_tostitos Monster Hunter: World

Is playing world worth it? /u/I_like_tostitos Monster Hunter: World

I’ve never played a monster hunter game and was wondering if playing monster hunter worlds was worth it because wilds is about to release. I probably won’t be able to play wilds for a while after its release because I’m still on old gen. Thinking of buying it because the game plus the iceborne dlc is on sale for 15. Is it also worth to play it single player or would I be missing out on content?

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​r/MonsterHunterWorld I’ve never played a monster hunter game and was wondering if playing monster hunter worlds was worth it because wilds is about to release. I probably won’t be able to play wilds for a while after its release because I’m still on old gen. Thinking of buying it because the game plus the iceborne dlc is on sale for 15. Is it also worth to play it single player or would I be missing out on content? submitted by /u/I_like_tostitos [link] [comments] 

I’ve never played a monster hunter game and was wondering if playing monster hunter worlds was worth it because wilds is about to release. I probably won’t be able to play wilds for a while after its release because I’m still on old gen. Thinking of buying it because the game plus the iceborne dlc is on sale for 15. Is it also worth to play it single player or would I be missing out on content?

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[link] [comments]  I’ve never played a monster hunter game and was wondering if playing monster hunter worlds was worth it because wilds is about to release. I probably won’t be able to play wilds for a while after its release because I’m still on old gen. Thinking of buying it because the game plus the iceborne dlc is on sale for 15. Is it also worth to play it single player or would I be missing out on content? submitted by /u/I_like_tostitos [link] [comments]

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