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Parmy
27-11-2018, 06:06 PM
As a contestant on this show.
chuff me dizzy
27-11-2018, 06:07 PM
Zilch,nothing,sod all :nono:
ChristmasNeeve
27-11-2018, 06:08 PM
I wouldn't say I love her on the show, tbh I was hoping she'd be a bit more "governess" I feel bad for her though, she seems to be struggling with it all. I think it's nice how the other Camp mates look out for her
Matthew.
27-11-2018, 06:11 PM
She’s sweet and likeable. Was going to say she’s an “underdog” but i don’t know if that’s the correct phrase :worry:
chuff me dizzy
27-11-2018, 06:14 PM
I wouldn't say I love her on the show, tbh I was hoping she'd be a bit more "governess" I feel bad for her though, she seems to be struggling with it all. I think it's nice how the other Camp mates look out for her
Do you mean babysit her, next thing they will be spoon feeding the lazy cow :joker:
Jordan.
27-11-2018, 06:46 PM
Brave lady!
Gusto Brunt
27-11-2018, 06:58 PM
Zilch,nothing,sod all :nono:
I'd love to see her lose about 12 stone. Awesome.
She could lose around 4 in the jungle, IF she stays the course.
RileyH
27-11-2018, 06:59 PM
Chuff doesn't like her
Marsh.
27-11-2018, 07:02 PM
Chuff doesn't like her
Who are you? Chuff's publicist?
Kym Marsh declined to comment.
Morgan.
27-11-2018, 07:07 PM
Do you mean babysit her, next thing they will be spoon feeding the lazy cow :joker:
The threads about why you like her, if you don't like her then what's the point in just posting hate here.
Rustic bauble
27-11-2018, 07:23 PM
I don't dislike her...but I don't think she should be in the jungle. Every challenge is a challenge to everyone not just Anne. The other challenges in this programme are dealing with jungle life and teamwork. Anne does nothing around camp..everyone looks after her. If I had seen her make an effort..I would have more respect for her...but she's happy to watch others do it all for her. If you can go to the creek to swim and wash..you can go to the creek to wash up. If you can hold a fork and eat from the container..why can't you hold a cloth and clean a container?...I don't get it.
reece(:
27-11-2018, 07:24 PM
She's brave and raising awareness, very rootable
Epic.
27-11-2018, 07:31 PM
Earnestly funny, self-aware, down to earth, intelligent, relatable, and full of hope and improvement in an environment any autistic person (myself included) would find difficult :love:
All that's really missing is that she should be shown more
Parmy
27-11-2018, 08:13 PM
Earnestly funny, self-aware, down to earth, intelligent, relatable, and full of hope and improvement in an environment any autistic person (myself included) would find difficult :love:
All that's really missing is that she should be shown more
The viewing figures would dip dramatically if they did.
Marsh.
27-11-2018, 08:18 PM
Lovely, genuine, down to earth, brave, clever and hilarious. :love:
Parmy
27-11-2018, 08:26 PM
Lovely, genuine, down to earth, brave, clever and hilarious. :love:
Lovely...to whom? Herself only so far.
Genuine...how do we know, has she shown or said anything worthy of judging this?
Down to earth..fair enough.
Brave, I will give you that, it takes a lot of courage to do this without having aspergers, an can only imagine her angst in the days building up to this.
Clever...depends on the subject..but probably the cleverest one.
Hilarious...No.:nono:
joeysteele
27-11-2018, 08:51 PM
I don't dislike her...but I don't think she should be in the jungle. Every challenge is a challenge to everyone not just Anne. The other challenges in this programme are dealing with jungle life and teamwork. Anne does nothing around camp..everyone looks after her. If I had seen her make an effort..I would have more respect for her...but she's happy to watch others do it all for her. If you can go to the creek to swim and wash..you can go to the creek to wash up. If you can hold a fork and eat from the container..why can't you hold a cloth and clean a container?...I don't get it.
This for me too.
She's disappointed me really.
She's a victim and I'm better and more able than her, which is why I like her.
how the bloomin heck are posts like this allowed yet when people said they didnae like cameron last night it was like emily parr 2.0 :oh:What you talking about? I'm sticking up for her, because it makes me a good righteous person to stand for people who are beneath me.
Rustic bauble
28-11-2018, 12:21 AM
This for me too.
She's disappointed me really.
She did well tonight...but she was guided and the stars were ridiculously visible...but her achievement obviously gave her a boost. However...when she chatted with the girls later in the programme she said that she doesn't usually bond with girls the way she does with men due to her autism...:shrug: That's not an autism thing surely...some women naturally prefer the company of men than women...this is where I am sceptical that things she doesn't like or want to do is blamed on her condition.
Christmas Lights
28-11-2018, 12:24 AM
The threads about why you like her, if you don't like her then what's the point in just posting hate here.
It reminds me of when fanclub's get gatecrashed with troll comments for no reason :bored: .
Marsh.
28-11-2018, 12:25 AM
She did well tonight...but she was guided and the stars were ridiculously visible...but her achievement obviously gave her a boost. However...when she chatted with the girls later in the programme she said that she doesn't usually bond with girls the way she does with men due to her autism...:shrug: That's not an autism thing surely...some women naturally prefer the company of men than women...this is where I am sceptical that things she doesn't like or want to do is blamed on her condition.
Well it could mean any number of things, one of which being having autism might make her self conscious/less confident around other women etc.
Twosugars
28-11-2018, 12:26 AM
or it could mean she doesn't do emotions, only facts
men don't do emotions among themselves so she feels comfier with men
Rustic bauble
28-11-2018, 12:30 AM
Well it could mean any number of things, one of which being having autism might make her self conscious/less confident around other women etc.
But that can apply to most women and likewise men...nothing to do with autism.
Christmas Lights
28-11-2018, 12:34 AM
But that can apply to most women and likewise men...nothing to do with autism.
But Rusti you have to admit with her condition she probably takes longer to feel relaxed around people and fit in . It's a known trait that autistic people struggle in some social situations :shrug: .
Marsh.
28-11-2018, 12:37 AM
But that can apply to most women and likewise men...nothing to do with autism.
No.... you're misunderstanding.
People who lack confidence don't all do so for the same reason.
Anne's may be because of autism, she feels more self conscious with women. That's entirely justified for Anne to say if that's the way she feels.
Or she has a generalised social anxiety, which wouldn't exactly be uncommon for someone with Asperger's, a very large aspect of which is social interaction so she personally feels more comfortable with men.
To say any part of her social interactions or lack of have "nothing to do with autism" is fundamentally flawed since it is one of the primary characteristics and will, very likely, be affected by it.
ThriceShy
28-11-2018, 12:50 AM
Anne is doing a wonderful job in the jungle. I love how she is being such a positive role model for people with Autism.
Rustic bauble
28-11-2018, 12:51 AM
But Rusti you have to admit with her condition she probably takes longer to feel relaxed around people and fit in . It's a known trait that autistic people struggle in some social situations :shrug: .
I hear what you are saying BUT many people have those same insecurities who don't suffer with her condition. I know several people at work who like Anne...single and socially unaware who feel more comfortable around one sex rather than the other who are not autistic. You can't put everything down to autism..that's all I'm saying.
Marsh.
28-11-2018, 12:53 AM
I hear what you are saying BUT many people have those same insecurities who don't suffer with her condition. I know several people at work who like Anne...single and socially unaware who feel more comfortable around one sex rather than the other who are not autistic. You can't put everything down to autism..that's all I'm saying.
So?
That's like saying a chesty cough is sometimes just a chesty cough, it's nothing to do with pneumonia. :joker:
A fundamental aspect of autism is trouble with social interaction and communication. To say it's "nothing to do with it" because non-autistic people can also be socially awkward is nonsense.
Rustic bauble
28-11-2018, 12:58 AM
So?
That's like saying a chesty cough is sometimes just a chesty cough, it's nothing to do with pneumonia. :joker:
A fundamental aspect of autism is trouble with social interaction and communication. To say it's "nothing to do with it" because non-autistic people can also be socially awkward is nonsense.
I disagree. If autism means she has struggles with social interaction how come she doesn't struggle with men?...it's a preference that some people have autistic or not...that's my point.
Elliot
28-11-2018, 01:19 AM
it's a preference that some people have autistic or not...that's my point.
what
Marsh.
28-11-2018, 01:26 AM
I disagree. If autism means she has struggles with social interaction how come she doesn't struggle with men?...it's a preference that some people have autistic or not...that's my point.
Who said she doesn't struggle?
She may have felt more at ease around men, maybe she spent a lot of time with her father or brothers or whatever growing up? She's also 60 years old and has said many times that it's taken her years to adapt to certain things and learn ways that didn't come all that naturally to her, that usually would to a non-autistic person. Maybe in doing so she gravitated towards male friends.
Disagree? You disagree that autism affects social interaction and communication? :joker: Dear GOD!
A "preference" is completely different. A woman simply preferring the company of males, maybe because she has more stereotypically male interests or whatever isn't the same thing at all.
Rustic bauble
28-11-2018, 01:27 AM
what
What's 'what' supposed to mean...discuss.
Rustic bauble
28-11-2018, 01:37 AM
Who said she doesn't struggle?
She may have felt more at ease around men, maybe she spent a lot of time with her father or brothers or whatever growing up? She's also 60 years old and has said many times that it's taken her years to adapt to certain things and learn ways that didn't come all that naturally to her, that usually would to a non-autistic person. Maybe in doing so she gravitated towards male friends.
Disagree? You disagree that autism affects social interaction and communication? :joker: Dear GOD!
A "preference" is completely different. A woman simply preferring the company of males, maybe because she has more stereotypically male interests or whatever isn't the same thing at all.
You are very good at twisting words aren't you...that's where you kill any discussion. I never said that autism doesn't affect social interaction and communication... don't put words into my mouth.
Marsh.
28-11-2018, 01:44 AM
You are very good at twisting words aren't you...that's where you kill any discussion. I never said that autism doesn't affect social interaction and communication... don't put words into my mouth.
No. You literally said...
But that can apply to most women and likewise men...nothing to do with autism.
Then...
So?
That's like saying a chesty cough is sometimes just a chesty cough, it's nothing to do with pneumonia. :joker:
A fundamental aspect of autism is trouble with social interaction and communication. To say it's "nothing to do with it" because non-autistic people can also be socially awkward is nonsense.
I disagree. If autism means she has struggles with social interaction how come she doesn't struggle with men?...it's a preference that some people have autistic or not...that's my point.
Maybe you need to choose your words more carefully.
"Non-autistic people can struggle socially too" does not mean social interaction is not affected by autism. Nor does it disprove that Anne's autism has/had an effect on Anne's social life.
Denver
28-11-2018, 01:45 AM
She's a victim and I'm better and more able than her, which is why I like her.
So you are admitting you purposely hate on the disabled because they can't do what you can??
Christmas Lights
28-11-2018, 02:44 AM
So?
That's like saying a chesty cough is sometimes just a chesty cough, it's nothing to do with pneumonia. :joker:
A fundamental aspect of autism is trouble with social interaction and communication. To say it's "nothing to do with it" because non-autistic people can also be socially awkward is nonsense.
Exactly this
Christmas Dynasnow
28-11-2018, 07:48 AM
She's brave and raising awareness, very rootable
utter tosh
she is making people think autism = weakness and special treatment
the campmates are treating her like a subhuman
vile to watch
Parmy
28-11-2018, 07:50 AM
It reminds me of when fanclub's get gatecrashed with troll comments for no reason :bored: .
Couldn't you read the post you quoted?
Christmas Dynasnow
28-11-2018, 07:53 AM
or it could mean she doesn't do emotions, only facts
men don't do emotions among themselves so she feels comfier with men
Id say more like she feels judged and inferior to slimmer more attractive women
Parmy
28-11-2018, 07:53 AM
But Rusti you have to admit with her condition she probably takes longer to feel relaxed around people and fit in . It's a known trait that autistic people struggle in some social situations :shrug: .
I don't get that, cause she will have been in an out of busy pubs her entire adult life doing pub quizes...but that's something she enjoys so can obviously overcome her angst when it suits her
Merry Mockmas
28-11-2018, 08:02 AM
She mentioned Birmingham City Football Club, what else can you ask for after that?:dance:
I am not an Anne fan, however I have noticed that she is being molly coddled by her fellow camp mates, presenters and viewers .... but also overly harshly condemned by her critics ....
Taking all that in to consideration, I judge her on entertainment value. For me, there are 3 camp mates I consider less entertaining, and given its been a good year for casting I don't see much wrong with how she has "performed" this year. There have been some dire camp mates in previous years
Cherry Christmas
28-11-2018, 08:11 AM
I don't dislike her...but I don't think she should be in the jungle. Every challenge is a challenge to everyone not just Anne. The other challenges in this programme are dealing with jungle life and teamwork. Anne does nothing around camp..everyone looks after her. If I had seen her make an effort..I would have more respect for her...but she's happy to watch others do it all for her. If you can go to the creek to swim and wash..you can go to the creek to wash up. If you can hold a fork and eat from the container..why can't you hold a cloth and clean a container?...I don't get it.
Fantastic post, this is my issue too, I don't get the mollycoddling, I get that she might finds some things difficult but then the jungle is supposed to challenge you, it is not an easy ride for anyone, she is not enabled in there, she is disabled by her fellow camp mates, I know they think they are doing the right thing but is sad to see her treated so differently when most people who are 'different' just want to be treated the same
Christmas Dynasnow
28-11-2018, 08:16 AM
Fantastic post, this is my issue too, I don't get the mollycoddling, I get that she might finds some things difficult but then the jungle is supposed to challenge you, it is not an easy ride for anyone, she is not enabled in there, she is disabled by her fellow camp mates, I know they think they are doing the right thing but is sad to see her treated so differently when most people who are 'different' just want to be treated the same
:clap1:
Rustic bauble
28-11-2018, 12:38 PM
Fantastic post, this is my issue too, I don't get the mollycoddling, I get that she might finds some things difficult but then the jungle is supposed to challenge you, it is not an easy ride for anyone, she is not enabled in there, she is disabled by her fellow camp mates, I know they think they are doing the right thing but is sad to see her treated so differently when most people who are 'different' just want to be treated the same
Absolutely...Its sad that people have these conditions..it must make life very challenging. However if Anne went in there to challenge herself,,,dont go in there and expect people to look after you and do all the mundane housework whilst you sit there and watch them do it. She has Nicks pillow and Harry would have given her his chair...and she wouldn't have hesitated to take it, like the pillow. They are just luxuries an opportunity where she could have shown a bit of character and refused them and took a stance against all the molly coddling...
Rustic bauble
28-11-2018, 12:49 PM
No. You literally said...
Then...
Maybe you need to choose your words more carefully.
"Non-autistic people can struggle socially too" does not mean social interaction is not affected by autism. Nor does it disprove that Anne's autism has/had an effect on Anne's social life.
Like I said a master of manipulation..words taken out of context to suit your agenda. You do it all the time which is why I usually ignore you...I will just go back to doing that.
Marsh.
28-11-2018, 01:10 PM
Like I said a master of manipulation..words taken out of context to suit your agenda. You do it all the time which is why I usually ignore you...I will just go back to doing that.
So... ignoring the point and getting personal. Yeah, sounds like you too.
I'm not surprised you can't defend the viewpoint you offered, it's indefensible.
Beastie
28-11-2018, 01:44 PM
We have seen a side to her that I didn't expect. She is a great asset to the show!
Beastie
28-11-2018, 01:46 PM
So what if Anne does not do much around camp? Bet she's not the only one and there's not much to do around camp. Theres been many campmates who have not done much over the years.
Parmy
28-11-2018, 01:48 PM
so what if anne does not do much around camp? Bet she's not the only one and there's not much to do around camp. Theres been many campmates who have not done much over the years.
you will find all the years celeb forums on this site, you can discuss those lazy ***** ON EACH ONES SPECIFIC FORUM.
Christmas Dynasnow
28-11-2018, 01:53 PM
We have seen a side to her that I didn't expect. She is a great asset to the show!
you had no idea what she was like at all so how you can post that is a mystery?
she plays a character on the daytime quiz that she now and then appears on
Marsh.
28-11-2018, 01:59 PM
you had no idea what she was like at all so how you can post that is a mystery?
Easy. They said "what they didn't expect" we all have expectations and assumptions about what someone is like.
Nowhere did they say they "knew" anything about her at all.
chuff me dizzy
28-11-2018, 02:38 PM
Fantastic post, this is my issue too, I don't get the mollycoddling, I get that she might finds some things difficult but then the jungle is supposed to challenge you, it is not an easy ride for anyone, she is not enabled in there, she is disabled by her fellow camp mates, I know they think they are doing the right thing but is sad to see her treated so differently when most people who are 'different' just want to be treated the same
IMO Anne has dragged Autism back 10 yrs ,if she is in there to enlighten people on it shes done the cause no good at all
A scream at people claiming she's dragged autism back whilst constantly making posts that clearly show they have zero clue as to what autism actually does to people.
Marsh.
28-11-2018, 02:41 PM
IMO Anne has dragged Autism back 10 yrs ,if she is in there to enlighten people on it shes done the cause no good at all
Well considering you've already admitted to knowing sod all about it, you have no grounds to base this ridiculous assumption on.
So you are admitting you purposely hate on the disabled because they can't do what you can??No.
Do you have any more questions? I love quizzes. Make the questions a bit more difficult though, that one was easy.
Rustic bauble
28-11-2018, 03:57 PM
So... ignoring the point and getting personal. Yeah, sounds like you too.
I'm not surprised you can't defend the viewpoint you offered, it's indefensible.
I made the point...you just refuse to accept I have a valid point about something very simple and its YOU that cannot defend it. That's when you pluck pieces out of my threads out of context to twist them into what you want.
Ive made my point...nothing more to say.
ThriceShy
28-11-2018, 04:37 PM
People like Anne because they identify with her. It is the only conclusion I can reach because she doesn't seem to have any likeable traits. All she does is sit on her arse and recite useless facts.
Parmy
28-11-2018, 04:39 PM
People like Anne because they identify with her. It is the only conclusion I can reach because she doesn't seem to have any likeable traits. All she does is sit on her arse and recite useless facts.
thats her down to a t........she is willing to sit on her arse, do absolutely nothing in an environment that she has no right being in.....i take it they dont get paid if they walk.:joker:
ThriceShy
28-11-2018, 04:41 PM
thats her down to a t........she is willing to sit on her arse, do absolutely nothing in an environment that she has no right being in.....i take it they dont get paid if they walk.:joker:
She probably wants to walk but is too bone idle to get off her fat arse and do it.
Can annes supporters please tell me what makes them the be all and end all of the understanding of aspergers, whilst demonising anyone who isnt an anne fan as being ignorant to aspergers.
Also, could her fans perhaps start making positive threads about her instead of doing no more than come into every negative anne thread to insult half a dozen people each day..
Also, can the mods be a bit fairer in handing out infractions in the anne threads.....
Well, for a start, we've actually listened to what she's said about autism instead of picking out our own self edited versions and running with them instead of what has actually been said. Some of us have actually read about autisim and learnt enough to know that she is doing a huge service to people with autism, evident by the amount of support she has from parents with autistic children and the fact one autisic kid even wrote her a letter saying how she'd shown him how much he could achieve.
Elliot
28-11-2018, 04:41 PM
People like Anne because they identify with her. It is the only conclusion I can reach because she doesn't seem to have any likeable traits. All she does is sit on her arse and recite useless facts.
i mean i certainly can identify with her condition which is part of the reason why i like her so much. idk why thats such a bad thing? people on the spectrum get barely any representation. from certain prejudice on this forum by many posters regarding this i can understand why
ThriceShy
28-11-2018, 04:43 PM
Well, for a start, we've actually listened to what she's said about autism instead of picking out our own self edited versions and running with them instead of what has actually been said. Some of us have actually read about autisim and learnt enough to know that she is doing a huge service to people with autism, evident by the amount of support she has from parents with autistic children and the fact one autisic kid even wrote her a letter saying how she'd shown him how much he could achieve.
Oh yes, I agree with the bit in bold.
I bet all autistic people watching are proud to be represented by a fat woman who refuses to do anything.
Elliot
28-11-2018, 04:44 PM
Oh yes, I agree with the bit in bold.
I bet all autistic people watching are proud to be represented by a fat woman who refuses to do anything.
except be a national television icon for being intelligent? pretty fantastic achievement
Parmy
28-11-2018, 04:45 PM
Well, for a start, we've actually listened to what she's said about autism instead of picking out our own self edited versions and running with them instead of what has actually been said. Some of us have actually read about autisim and learnt enough to know that she is doing a huge service to people with autism, evident by the amount of support she has from parents with autistic children and the fact one autisic kid even wrote her a letter saying how she'd shown him how much he could achieve.
listened when? on this show? cause she has hardly mentioned it...
Who is to say her detractors havnt spoken to real life people or live with real life people or suffer themselves from aspergers??
what gives anne cart blanche in what asperger sufferers go through daily, each individual is different and cope differently with thier aspergers....but you would know that.
Marsh.
28-11-2018, 04:48 PM
listened when? on this show? cause she has hardly mentioned it...
Who is to say her detractors havnt spoken to real life people or live with real life people or suffer themselves from aspergers??
what gives anne cart blanche in what asperger sufferers go through daily, or how each individual is different.
What gives this forum cart blanche to rubbish how her autism affects her? "Nothing to do with autism" "She's using the autism card!" "And she's lying about autism!" Being regular phrases spouted by people intent on criticising her and even "don't want a lesson on autism".
They admit to not knowing about it, admit they don't want to learn about it and still feel knowledgeable enough to fabricate lies about how her condition has affected and continues to affect her life.
ThriceShy
28-11-2018, 04:48 PM
What gives this forum cart blanche to rubbish how her autism affects her? "Nothing to do with autism" "She's using the autism card!" "And she's lying about autism!" Being regular phrases spouted by people intent on criticising her and even "don't want a lesson on autism".
They admit to not knowing about it, admit they don't want to learn about it and still feel knowledgeable enough to fabricate lies about how her condition has affected and continues to affect her life.
Please link to where anyone has said the bit in bold.
People like Anne because they identify with her. It is the only conclusion I can reach because she doesn't seem to have any likeable traits. All she does is sit on her arse and recite useless facts.It's the bigotry of low expectations.
These people have such low expectations of her that when she manages to achieve 7 out of 11 stars, they praise her and say how brave she is.
Wheras you and I would treat her equally to any other person despite her disability.
Jordan.
28-11-2018, 04:58 PM
I didn't say that at all. I said they identify with her. Bone idle and stupid are your words. If that is what you think Anne is then I will let your words stand on their own.
You said we must identify with her then went on to call her unlikeable and lazy. If you thought you were good at veiled insults you need to try harder :hehe:
ThriceShy
28-11-2018, 04:59 PM
It's the bigotry of low expectations.
These people have such low expectations of her that when she manages to achieve 7 out of 11 stars, they praise her and say how brave she is.
Wheras you and I would treat her equally to any other person despite her disability.
This is it. People are patronising her. We can look past her disability and judge her fairly, but other people can't.
Marsh.
28-11-2018, 05:00 PM
It's the bigotry of low expectations.
These people have such low expectations of her that when she manages to achieve 7 out of 11 stars, they praise her and say how brave she is.
Wheras you and I would treat her equally to any other person despite her disability.
How is 7 out of 11 anything but good?
Does every other campmate get 100% every single time? No, far from it.
She's already done a lot better than a hell of a lot of former contestants too.
Mitchell
28-11-2018, 05:01 PM
This is it. People are patronising her. We can look past her disability and judge her fairly, but other people can't.
Bull****, absolute bull****, most of the comments targeted towards Anne are ableist comments so :shrug:
ThriceShy
28-11-2018, 05:01 PM
How is 7 out of 11 anything but good?
Does every other campmate get 100% every single time? No, far from it.
She's already done a lot better than a hell of a lot of former contestants too.
The task was ridiculously easy. And she still failed it and had to say IACGMOOH.
ThriceShy
28-11-2018, 05:02 PM
Bull****, absolute bull****, most of the comments targeted towards Anne are ableist comments so :shrug:
Please quote one of these ableist comments.
Twosugars
28-11-2018, 05:05 PM
The task was ridiculously easy. And she still failed it and had to say IACGMOOH.
getting 2/3 of the stars is not a failure
she did ok in the shooting task too
all in all, looking over the past series she could have done much much worse
for a 60 yr old woman with weight and mental issues she's doing well enough
ThriceShy
28-11-2018, 05:06 PM
getting 2/3 of the stars is not a failure
she did ok in the shooting task too
all in all, looking over the past series she could have done much much worse
for a 60 yr old woman with weight and mental issues she's doing well enough
So you think autistic people have "mental issues." :shocked:
Twosugars
28-11-2018, 05:12 PM
So you think autistic people have "mental issues." :shocked:
why are you so shocked? it's a condition affecting mental health so it is a mental health issue
as is depression, phobias and countless others
ThriceShy
28-11-2018, 05:13 PM
why are you so shocked? it's a condition affecting mental health so it is a mental health issue
as is depression, phobias and countless others
She said IACGMOOH during the task so I don't understand how she actually won any stars. I always thought the rules were that you forfeit the stars if you say those words.
Twosugars
28-11-2018, 05:17 PM
She said IACGMOOH during the task so I don't understand how she actually won any stars. I always thought the rules were that you forfeit the stars if you say those words.
doesn't change she found 7 stars
she got as far as she could and bailed out
no reason to deny her what she did manage to get
ThriceShy
28-11-2018, 05:39 PM
doesn't change she found 7 stars
she got as far as she could and bailed out
no reason to deny her what she did manage to get
Found lol She hardly had to look for them did she.
She bails out of everything and people mollycoddle her for it. She might learn to hang in there if people stopped making excuses for her.
chuff me dizzy
28-11-2018, 05:41 PM
She said IACGMOOH during the task so I don't understand how she actually won any stars. I always thought the rules were that you forfeit the stars if you say those words.
I thought that too :conf:but don't forget Anne is a special case that cannot be upset
ThriceShy
28-11-2018, 05:43 PM
I thought that too :conf:but don't forget Anne is a special case that cannot be upset
She is definitely special.
chuff me dizzy
28-11-2018, 05:44 PM
She is definitely special.
She demands to be special
Twosugars
28-11-2018, 05:46 PM
Found lol She hardly had to look for them did she.
She bails out of everything and people mollycoddle her for it. She might learn to hang in there if people stopped making excuses for her.
well, it wasn't the hardest of trials true, but they had this exact type of house of horrors thing few times before so
I'm not making excuses, I'm neutral on her, neither like her or dislike her, never watched that quiz show, can't stand the guy who presents it
just saying that while she ****ed up her first trial, she did ok in the shooting one and she got 2/3 in this one :shrug:
ThriceShy
28-11-2018, 05:46 PM
She demands to be special
I think the Governess thing has gone to her head. She has no power over anything really. She just knows that people will pander to her tantrums. A bit like a two year old laying on the floor and refusing to move.
Twosugars
28-11-2018, 05:50 PM
mollycoddling is due to the camp dynamics
had that in the past too, people tend to feel protective over the weaker and the young
it is what it is
Elliot
28-11-2018, 05:52 PM
why are harmless comments about peoples usernames being deleted but pages and pages of people mocking autism isn't?
ThriceShy
28-11-2018, 05:57 PM
why are harmless comments about peoples usernames being deleted but pages and pages of people mocking autism isn't?
I have seen no mocking of autism in this thread.
chuff me dizzy
28-11-2018, 06:01 PM
I think the Governess thing has gone to her head. She has no power over anything really. She just knows that people will pander to her tantrums. A bit like a two year old laying on the floor and refusing to move.
And when she does spit her dummy out she can blame it on Autism ,clearly a nightmare to live with when you get to 60 and not married
chuff me dizzy
28-11-2018, 06:02 PM
I have seen no mocking of autism in this thread.
There have been a couple of people lying ,claiming those who dont like Anne and her idle ways have taken the piss out her Autism,but as yet none have showed proof of it ....Best ignored :bored:
Marsh.
28-11-2018, 06:02 PM
And when she does spit her dummy out she can blame it on Autism ,clearly a nightmare to live with when you get to 60 and not married
Now her marriage status!
At least you're mixing it up with something new.
Marsh.
28-11-2018, 06:03 PM
There have been a couple of people lying ,claiming those who dont like Anne and her idle ways have taken the piss out her Autism,but as yet none have showed proof of it ....Best ignored :bored:
Well from your perspective she lied about having autism to begin with didn't she?
Denver
28-11-2018, 06:08 PM
And when she does spit her dummy out she can blame it on Autism ,clearly a nightmare to live with when you get to 60 and not married
Why are you acting like you are a saint to love with??
susie q
28-11-2018, 06:55 PM
or it could mean she doesn't do emotions, only facts
men don't do emotions among themselves so she feels comfier with men
She has already said pretty much that,
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