Saturday, August 29, 2026

I've Been Diagnosed as Trans-Autistic by a Guest Trauma Professional on "The View"...

Index to Video above:
00:10 Alone at 30 With My Cats 
02:04 The Unfalsifiable Trap of 'Masking' 
03:35 An Identity, Not a Diagnosis 
04:41 There Is No Test for Autism 
07:54 Why Boys Were Diagnosed 4 to 1 
11:40 The Real Harm of Overdiagnosis

...so Validate Both Me and My Trauma!
Give ME Your Social Media Attention!

No more Social Camouflaging for Me! I'm "OUT" as Trans-Autistic!

from Google AI:
Social camouflaging is a set of conscious or unconscious strategies people use to hide or compensate for neurodivergent traits in order to fit in with social norms. [1]
Key Behaviors
  • Masking: Hiding traits by forcing eye contact or suppressing repetitive movements (stimming).
  • Compensation: Actively copying facial expressions, body language, or speech patterns.
  • Assimilation: Using pre-planned social scripts to navigate casual conversations. [1, 2, 3]
Impacts
  • Exhaustion: Maintaining this facade requires immense mental and physical effort.
  • Mental Health: Long-term use is closely linked to severe anxiety, depression, and burnout.

When Social Media Selected Profile Identities Masquerade as Genuine Medical Conditions and Create a Permission Structure for the Self to not Change or Evolve.

DSM-5 Broadened Autism Definitions have Medicalized Social Awkwardness - "It's not me, it's the disease"

The Western Identity Crisis

Are You Living Life Directly and Intensively or Vicariously?
from Google AI:
Gilles Deleuze’s philosophy, intensity is a non-numerical, qualitative difference (such as a degree of heat, pressure, or emotion) that underlies and generates all actual forms and extensions. 

Key Dimensions of Deleuze's Concept of Intensity
  • Difference vs. Extension: Unlike quantities that can be divided and measured in space (extension), intensity cannot be divided without changing its fundamental nature. It is a continuous state of flux and becoming. 
  • The Plane of Immanence ("A Life"): In his late text "Immanence: a life...", Deleuze describes a pre-personal, pure stream of consciousness or vitality that does not belong to a specific ego or self. This plane of immanence is an open field where shifting intensities and anonymous singularities unfold. 
  • Connection to Spinoza and Bergson: Drawing from Baruch Spinoza, Deleuze views modal essences and affects as degrees of power (puissance) and continuous variations in intensity. From Henri Bergson, he adopts the idea that the intensive is tied to duration (durée) and internal movement rather than static spatial objects. 
  • The Intensive Order: In works like Difference and Repetition and Anti-Oedipus (co-written with Félix Guattari), living in the "intensive order" means experiencing the raw, unmediated flow of becoming, free from the rigid structures of common sense or fixed representation.