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"Auhuhuhuhuhuh, bro he is mad but he is so ugly uhhuhuhhahahaha"
Faggot ass normies need to be exterminated
View: https://x.com/TheWapplehouse/status/2050681548601532874
"Auhuhuhuhuhuh, bro he is mad but he is so ugly uhhuhuhhahahaha"
Faggot ass normies need to be exterminated
Least psychopathic normie
You just can't afford to crash out as a sub 5 man. Normies will film your outburst and ruin your life. I wouldn't be surprised if this poor man ends up being bullied and doxxed like St. Bagelcel.
And they wonder why school shootings happen and why incels need their own space
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im more shocked by his underfed frame, remind me of myself, holy fuck. Look at him, he looks short too. I see a man who probably grew up with passive parents or single mom and he basically didnt eat right, probably only ate slob once a day. Ive seen that with these families, they may have 1 meal a day and in between the child just grabs some trash from fridge like some toast and american cheese, holy fuck I would personally douse his parents in gasoline and fry them, look at that malnourished body, criminal shit.
Additional factor: When they put these boys on ritalin or adderal, which is just legal meth, it massively suppresses appetite. Imagine giving an appetite suppressant to a growing child, these people should be crushed by looney tunes weights in public for our entertainment for putting boys through that.
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i hope that guy finds peace and manages to cope and rot for as long as he has, that body will not carry him to 50. Reminder that one in 5 men in america does not live to 60.
The report also highlights that one out of five men die before the age of 50 and many of the leading causes of death in the Americas, including heart disease, interpersonal violence and road accidents are directly related to socially constructed “macho” behaviors.
When you are on ritalin, does it suppress your appetite only momentarily, or also have long lasting effects even after dosage has concluded?
I was on a rather high dose of ritalin for about a decade when I was younger, my mother forced me to take it.
Both my parents have very large appetites, but mine is small. I feel like throwing up eating only half of what they consume.
I sure hope this isn't a result of the ritalin, but I think it may be.
from memes ive seen from ADHD community, appetite returns after you stop taking the pills. Just some of the 100s of memes about this well known effect you can find online:
I feel for you man. Another thing. In your case it sounds like your mom forced you to take that shit every single day for years. Adults dont use it like that. Most people use ritalin like a PED, to enhance performance before exams or other things they have to do, and then go off them again, because of side effects like appetite loss. Giving that shit to kids everyday during growing years is so evil, idk anymore, I feel so bad for you. I knew a boy from gradeschool whos mom did that too, he barley ate, by the time we were in puberty I was huge compared to him, he got brutally growth stunted. His mom even said, oh you and him have super small wrists. Yet she didnt bother to feed him more. She was fat as fuck stay at home mom who played bomberman and other flash games on her laptop all day while her son was on meds feeding himself sliced cheese and uncooked toast from fridge to survive.
My brother has never been on medication like I have, as he is super neurotypical so my parents didn't bother with anything. He eats in super high volume too, as you would imagine.
He is so much taller than me when I was his age, like he is fitting into my shirts I was wearing at 15, and he is only 11. He has a bit of a gut to him, but I'd prefer his build any day over mine.
I used to constantly stuff myself whenever I wasn't full to the point where I would have to lie on the ground, in order to not be a skinny stick. At 5'10, my peak was around 75kg, but now I am around 67kg.
Without trying to sound depressing, I've kind of given up in regards to trying to look a healthy weight, or even look healthy in general when there is so much effort to be put in.
My watch I got for my 18th birthday present was too tight on me when I first got it, now it can do 360s around my wrist. It's kind of sad looking at the progress i've lost but I just can't be bothered anymore in putting in all the effort, in what feels like for no reason.
He sounded like an asshole, kinda, tbh.
kek im almost your height and identical weight basically, im 179cm and 5'10 is like 177 or 178cm. So yeah. My weight is also somewhere between 67 and 73 usually. I get brutally weightmogged by my entire family. For reference, my mom is 70g, not fat, no belly or anything. My little sister is 70g. My younger brothers avg weight is like 80-90+ and my dad is easily 100kg without being obese, I suppose his ideal weight would be like 90-95. So I am physically equal to women in my family. My dad used to physically push me around like HS bully with his chest and shit cuz hes taller and heavier.
I was never on drugs but clearly had some sorta birth defect mutational load because I was born with kyphosis and scoliosis in my back. Also my stress level was huge in puberty during growth phase, so I am speculating that stunted me too. When I went to doctor last year to get my back finally diagnosed (parents didnt are) the doctor looked at x-rays and said straight up "did you experience extreme malnutrition as a child?"
honestly fuck my entire existenceWhat fucks me up is that nobody cared. I was clearly underdeveloped yet nobody gave a fuck. I am basically stuck in the misshapen body of a teenager that never physically matured. Noodle arms, shit frame, giant feet ( 47EU) that belong on a 190cm tall guy, not me. I never grew into my body. Whats funny is that my parents used to even claim I am fat. No, I was just facially bloated from stress and shit food they were giving me and gut issues. And now they claim I am too thin after not seeing me for years - nothing changed about my build. My wrists didnt magically shrink in last 5 years nigga.
Also its a common symptoms with people like us that experienced abuse and chronic stress to be unable to gain muscle or weight or loose weight, no matter how much you eat.
Sorry to hear, that's pretty brutal, I'm thankful my parents fed me what they needed to.kek im almost your height and identical weight basically, im 179cm and 5'10 is like 177 or 178cm. So yeah. My weight is also somewhere between 67 and 73 usually. I get brutally weightmogged by my entire family. For reference, my mom is 70g, not fat, no belly or anything. My little sister is 70g. My younger brothers avg weight is like 80-90+ and my dad is easily 100kg without being obese, I suppose his ideal weight would be like 90-95. So I am physically equal to women in my family. My dad used to physically push me around like HS bully with his chest and shit cuz hes taller and heavier.
I was never on drugs but clearly had some sorta birth defect mutational load because I was born with kyphosis and scoliosis in my back. Also my stress level was huge in puberty during growth phase, so I am speculating that stunted me too. When I went to doctor last year to get my back finally diagnosed (parents didnt are) the doctor looked at x-rays and said straight up "did you experience extreme malnutrition as a child?"
Although I was born super premature and could have died (or be born severely deformed), so I couldn't eat meat for a while after I was born. I ended up having an iron deficiency so the doctor put me on tablets for that when I was a baby/toddler.
Weirdly enough I would only like eat circular objects such as peas, and I would eat them one by one and would have a tantrum if I couldn't. Man I don't know I was a weird kid haha.
I also have my own personal account of the footpill. I have size 12 shoes US, I think slightly smaller than yours, but would have to go an extra size or so bigger as I get ingrown toenails (I've had 2 surgeries on both toes but the gypsy doctor didn't know what he was doing and butchered the nerves in my left and didn't remove the whole section in the right nor left).
I would wear these size 13 US shoes, with flat soles making me look like an actual clown.
These girls during PE would laugh and didn't even bother try hiding it. And on top of that I used to wear very tall socks so they would practically have a go at me for anything.
Yes. I was in the gym 4x per week for over 4 years pushing myself lifting heavy. Long story short I made almost no progress, despite my efforts. In fact, if we are talking about bodyweight exercises I was actually better at doing them in higher reps before starting the gym.
I eventually was forced to stop due to injuries, such as both my rotator cuffs being damaged, and my wrist joints being thrashed.
After I stopped, I actually started looking better. I naturally have super bulgy eyes like my profile picture, and they started to fade slightly after stopping. My eye bags also went away heaps, and I felt a lot better during the day as I wasn't constantly putting myself through physical stress.
Don’t express emotions if ugly
It's genetics buddy. Unless you were a malnurished nigger in africa, It's time to let go of the "nutrients" cope. You were born with bad genes and that's why you have a shit frame.
Through my teenage years, I ate everything—like all day, I would eat slop mixed with some healthy food. I was mainly obese: 5'8" and 95 kg, lol. Also, my dad is 5'4" with scoliosis, and my mom is 5'1", so I am very lucky. Also, I was diagnosed with autism and ADHD here in Ireland at like age 5. I wonder if diagnosing a boy at 5 is even accurate or not. Maybe you have something to say about that?kek im almost your height and identical weight basically, im 179cm and 5'10 is like 177 or 178cm. So yeah. My weight is also somewhere between 67 and 73 usually. I get brutally weightmogged by my entire family. For reference, my mom is 70g, not fat, no belly or anything. My little sister is 70g. My younger brothers avg weight is like 80-90+ and my dad is easily 100kg without being obese, I suppose his ideal weight would be like 90-95. So I am physically equal to women in my family. My dad used to physically push me around like HS bully with his chest and shit cuz hes taller and heavier.
I was never on drugs but clearly had some sorta birth defect mutational load because I was born with kyphosis and scoliosis in my back. Also my stress level was huge in puberty during growth phase, so I am speculating that stunted me too. When I went to doctor last year to get my back finally diagnosed (parents didnt are) the doctor looked at x-rays and said straight up "did you experience extreme malnutrition as a child?"
What fucks me up is that nobody cared. I was clearly underdeveloped yet nobody gave a fuck. I am basically stuck in the misshapen body of a teenager that never physically matured. Noodle arms, shit frame, giant feet ( 47EU) that belong on a 190cm tall guy, not me. I never grew into my body. Whats funny is that my parents used to even claim I am fat. No, I was just facially bloated from stress and shit food they were giving me and gut issues. And now they claim I am too thin after not seeing me for years - nothing changed about my build. My wrists didnt magically shrink in last 5 years nigga.
Also its a common symptoms with people like us that experienced abuse and chronic stress to be unable to gain muscle or weight or loose weight, no matter how much you eat.
The ADHD diagnosis at that age is pretty questionable because ADHD itself is pretty loose thing to begin with:
The scientific integrity of ADHD: A critical examination of the underpinning theoretical constructs - PMC
Prior to the establishment and promotion of ADHD as a psychiatric disorder, the labels “minimal brain dysfunction” (MBD), “hyperactivity” (HA), and “learning disability” (LD) were diagnostic terms for children with hard-to-manage behaviors. At the ...
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
With autism there are less open critiques of it but still, plenty of issues. For one, they do claim that early screening increases the likelihood of correct diagnosis. But what they dont mention is that a significant amount of people diagnosed as children no longer display autism symptoms in adulthood. They effectively grew out of it. This should be impossible if autism is a developmental disorder with lifetime prevalence. In addition to that, autism can be very hard to distinguish from other conditions, especially in older people.
Although autism is generally assumed to be lifelong, there is evidence that 3 - 25% of children who meet clear diagnostic criteria for ASD will enter the typical range of cognitive, adaptive and social skills by adolescence, displaying no symptoms of autism.
Just like with ADHD, autism research is a confounding mish mash of competing ideas and claims, many of which make little sense. There are research camps, each with their own pet-explanation for how autism works and what it is, just like with ADHD. For instance there is one camp that believes one of the primary features of autism is a lack of "theory of mind," which is to say, an inability to simulate other peoples minds in your own mind and then acting based on the assumption that other people exist apart from you. However, evidence for this is questionable, here is a PDF that tackles that issue:
"LaCroix - Autism and the Pseudoscience of Mind - Preprint - 04 Dec 2023"
There are also people questioning the existence of autism altogether, just like with ADHD. So to get back to your question: Was it the right call to diagnose you at age 5 with autism? It depends. Pragmatically speaking, diagnoses, even if they are bullshit, are very helpful in getting access to government resources to assist your child if it has any difficulties. I would say, if your parents and the people diagnosing you thought like that, then it might have been justified.
Other than that, as a serious label of lifelong disability? No, not really. The risk of damage is too high. The stigma of the diagnosis, being put through shit like special ED, subsequent bullying and many other stressors that affect the person their entire life, all based on a guess done by some fat dyke after watching a boy play with toys for an hour - yeah nah, not proper. Not a chance.
I am not denying that people have issues, but ultimately each patient should be treated on a case by case basis. Unfortunately this would put a huge burden on parents and medical staff. It is simply impossible to invest that much energy into each case. And really, that would have been your parents job primarily. But it's easier to just give your child meds that shut it up instead of reading books and being hyper-involved into trying to figure out how to best support it. Most parents do only what they must and take a very hands of approach to their kids. As long as the brats are fed, clothed and quiet they are doing a spankin job as far as they are concerned.
Finally at the end of this, I want to tack on a BP related thing about autism.
1. its mostly diagnosed in boys. Due to anti-male bias, boys are over policed by society, we know that already
2. in the last 20 years, women suddenly wanted their slice of the mental illness cake and began claiming that there are only more diagnosed boys because girls are being discriminated against
a) allegedly the diagnostic criteria are based on male presentation only
b) allegedly girls present differently and "hide" their autism better because instead of trains they hyperfixate on other people
c) allegedly diagnostic centers, doctors etc discriminate against women
If you go into online autism spaces, they are teeming with the opposite of what you'd expect when you look at the numbers. Numerically you would expect a lot of men, in particular ethnic men, chinese men etc since these are the numerically biggest groups diagnosed with autism. Further you would expect to find that most users would be unemployed or at least underemployed.
Instead you find a disproportionate amount of quirky too kool for skool upper class white women, many of which have their own families with kids, careers, even businesses. These women dominate autism subreddits and tone police and report any content that they dont like, such as autistic men talking about dating struggles with women or about how "NT" people bully them. On YT you find the same thing. Everyone that champions autism in the ever more delulu attention whoring competition that is social media turns out to be a white middle to upper class person with decent looks and most of them are women too. Further, virtually all of them are left to far left presenting politically speaking.
This discrepancy between the data and the public facing side of autism, has not gone unnoticed. Recently Uta Frith, a dinosaur of autism research in her own right, came out and openly critiqued everything I mentioned prior: The idea that women are underdiagnosed due to gender discrimination, that girls somehow presented differently from boys and and and. Naturally she got pushback. Nevertheless, at least she did something, rare W for a woman I guess, big clap.
You can read what she said here:
Uta Frith: why I no longer think autism is a spectrum
The autism spectrum has widened to the point of collapse, affecting how teachers should support autistic pupils in the classroom, researcher Uta Frith tells Helen Amass
www.tes.com
and here is one video reply by some person about it:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAM-WJXcuD8
At your leisure, I am Geckobus and I'm about to eat fried chicken.
Good Night.
The ADHD diagnosis at that age is pretty questionable because ADHD itself is pretty loose thing to begin with:
The scientific integrity of ADHD: A critical examination of the underpinning theoretical constructs - PMC
Prior to the establishment and promotion of ADHD as a psychiatric disorder, the labels “minimal brain dysfunction” (MBD), “hyperactivity” (HA), and “learning disability” (LD) were diagnostic terms for children with hard-to-manage behaviors. At the ...
With autism there are less open critiques of it but still, plenty of issues. For one, they do claim that early screening increases the likelihood of correct diagnosis. But what they dont mention is that a significant amount of people diagnosed as children no longer display autism symptoms in adulthood. They effectively grew out of it. This should be impossible if autism is a developmental disorder with lifetime prevalence. In addition to that, autism can be very hard to distinguish from other conditions, especially in older people.
Although autism is generally assumed to be lifelong, there is evidence that 3 - 25% of children who meet clear diagnostic criteria for ASD will enter the typical range of cognitive, adaptive and social skills by adolescence, displaying no symptoms of autism.
Just like with ADHD, autism research is a confounding mish mash of competing ideas and claims, many of which make little sense. There are research camps, each with their own pet-explanation for how autism works and what it is, just like with ADHD. For instance there is one camp that believes one of the primary features of autism is a lack of "theory of mind," which is to say, an inability to simulate other peoples minds in your own mind and then acting based on the assumption that other people exist apart from you. However, evidence for this is questionable, here is a PDF that tackles that issue:
"LaCroix - Autism and the Pseudoscience of Mind - Preprint - 04 Dec 2023"
There are also people questioning the existence of autism altogether, just like with ADHD. So to get back to your question: Was it the right call to diagnose you at age 5 with autism? It depends. Pragmatically speaking, diagnoses, even if they are bullshit, are very helpful in getting access to government resources to assist your child if it has any difficulties. I would say, if your parents and the people diagnosing you thought like that, then it might have been justified.
Other than that, as a serious label of lifelong disability? No, not really. The risk of damage is too high. The stigma of the diagnosis, being put through shit like special ED, subsequent bullying and many other stressors that affect the person their entire life, all based on a guess done by some fat dyke after watching a boy play with toys for an hour - yeah nah, not proper. Not a chance.
I am not denying that people have issues, but ultimately each patient should be treated on a case by case basis. Unfortunately this would put a huge burden on parents and medical staff. It is simply impossible to invest that much energy into each case. And really, that would have been your parents job primarily. But it's easier to just give your child meds that shut it up instead of reading books and being hyper-involved into trying to figure out how to best support it. Most parents do only what they must and take a very hands of approach to their kids. As long as the brats are fed, clothed and quiet they are doing a spankin job as far as they are concerned.
Finally at the end of this, I want to tack on a BP related thing about autism.
1. its mostly diagnosed in boys. Due to anti-male bias, boys are over policed by society, we know that already
2. in the last 20 years, women suddenly wanted their slice of the mental illness cake and began claiming that there are only more diagnosed boys because girls are being discriminated against
a) allegedly the diagnostic criteria are based on male presentation only
b) allegedly girls present differently and "hide" their autism better because instead of trains they hyperfixate on other people
c) allegedly diagnostic centers, doctors etc discriminate against women
If you go into online autism spaces, they are teeming with the opposite of what you'd expect when you look at the numbers. Numerically you would expect a lot of men, in particular ethnic men, chinese men etc since these are the numerically biggest groups diagnosed with autism. Further you would expect to find that most users would be unemployed or at least underemployed.
Instead you find a disproportionate amount of quirky too kool for skool upper class white women, many of which have their own families with kids, careers, even businesses. These women dominate autism subreddits and tone police and report any content that they dont like, such as autistic men talking about dating struggles with women or about how "NT" people bully them. On YT you find the same thing. Everyone that champions autism in the ever more delulu attention whoring competition that is social media turns out to be a white middle to upper class person with decent looks and most of them are women too. Further, virtually all of them are left to far left presenting politically speaking.
This discrepancy between the data and the public facing side of autism, has not gone unnoticed. Recently Uta Frith, a dinosaur of autism research in her own right, came out and openly critiqued everything I mentioned prior: The idea that women are underdiagnosed due to gender discrimination, that girls somehow presented differently from boys and and and. Naturally she got pushback. Nevertheless, at least she did something, rare W for a woman I guess, big clap.
You can read what she said here:
Uta Frith: why I no longer think autism is a spectrum
The autism spectrum has widened to the point of collapse, affecting how teachers should support autistic pupils in the classroom, researcher Uta Frith tells Helen Amass
and here is one video reply by some person about it:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAM-WJXcuD8
At your leisure, I am Geckobus and I'm about to eat fried chicken.
Good Night.
Yeah, like you were saying, it was some dyke who sat me down to play with toys or whatever. I mean, I'm not complaining at all I've had NEETbux my entire life until now, and for that I am grateful.
And yeah, I had classroom assistants for all of school. I didn't give a fuck; I just wanted to get out of school and go home and play my video games and copes, so I failed everything.
Also, what you were saying about women dominating forums and subreddits relating to autism—how is it even a disability if you live a normal life, have kids, etc.? Like, I've never seen an autistic woman. Do they actually even exist? Isn't autism some male brain thing they say or whatever. also enjoy ur fried chicken man
The male brain thing is another one of these pet-explanations that are competing for power in autism research space. I think its called the extreme male brain theory of autism. Obviously it is not very popular right now due to massive influx of women into autism community. Now, about these women not struggling - they are women, they just fabricate some shit and start talking about "the silent struggle of autistic girls" and claim that these girls suffer because they have to live with an undiagnosed disorder and cant get any help bla bla bla, its honestly insane. Just go on tiktok, YT, insta whatever and you can find 100s of young normal women claiming they have it.Also, what you were saying about women dominating forums and subreddits relating to autism—how is it even a disability if you live a normal life, have kids, etc.? Like, I've never seen an autistic woman. Do they actually even exist? Isn't autism some male brain thing they say or whatever. also enjoy ur fried chicken man
This is a big autism influencer for example:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbJrME3vAm4
JFL at this. If you even dare say any of this outside this forum, they will eat you alive.
Can't even sit through that vid, tbh. The way women talk does my head in.
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