Hey there! This is just a place for me and my autistic brain to share and appreciate stuff about my biggest interests and hyperfixations; these will usually be FNAF and Rise of the TMNT, but others will occasionally show up if I remember to or feel like posting. I'm new to this whole actually having a social media account thing, but maybe it won't be so bad. Age: None of your business; Gender: Nonbinary/genderfaer/jellogender; Orientation: Aromantic/demi-fictoromantic, asexual/demi-fictosexual. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask. :)
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My Amiibo Has Now Been Trained!
My amiibo has now been trained!
She's probably only good for casual rules (she loves items), and she loves to hold up-smash...a lot, but she's terrifying when her brain cells connect.
I named her Sakura after her pink dress, and to stick with the flower theme. I actually have fruit/flower/space nicknames for all of the Mario princesses' alts; maybe I'll share them in a follow-up post.
This was fun! I think amiibo training is a cool use for Spirits, too. It's interesting to chuck a bunch of Spirits into the amiibo blender and see what kind of personality comes out. :)
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Man, the story of Chris-Chan is something else. It doesn't sound real at all, yet it is. I don't know how to feel about it.
On one hand, Christine has done some truly heinous things and is definitely past the point of no return. No amount of autism can excuse her poor treatment of others. On the other, most of the people in her life were also pretty rotten and exacerbated her issues. You don't just repeatedly catfish or stalk someone "for the lulz."
And as an autistic person, I look at her younger self and think, "That could have been me." I was the awkward, awareness-lacking nerd who would insert my interests into everything I could. I was awful at making real friends. I was prone to freaking out when things didn't go my way.
But I was fortunate enough to have grown up in the 2000s and 2010s instead of the 1980s and 1990s. Autism acceptance wasn't perfect during my childhood (and people like Andrew Wakefield certainly didn't help), but it sure as heck was in a better place than it was before the turn of the millennium.
And I was (and am) lucky enough to have parents who worked to accommodate and support me properly. Christine didn't have that. I don't know for sure how she would have turned out with different parenting, but Bob and Barb evidently stunted her chances of becoming well-adjusted.
It really is a train wreck of a situation where the abused became an abuser.
About to read the first Monster High YA novel by Lisi Harrison. I had #2-4 when I was younger, and frankly, I don't remember much. Wish me luck.
