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unfortunately unfollowing because of that post you shared. I hope you reconsider. real people are hurt by fiction like this. it is in no way necessary to allow it and even defend.

aight bye

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hey!! I'm also autistic and I have a blue undercut and wear almost exclusively blue clothes so seeing yr icon always makes me happy

Nice! Sometimes(april usually) I feel slightly bad that I wear so much blue, so in april I like to dye my hair pink(pink is basically pastel red) instead. Other than that though, my hair has been blue for many years unendingly.

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@inthecrowdalone replied to your photo “arospecawarenessweek: This is a remake of another version I made, but…”

how can you be aromantic if you want a romantic relationship ?

Hello! I took the liberty to answer this. I’ll do it as clearly as I possible can.

A person’s desire for a romantic relationship isn’t connected with the kind of attraction they feel or don’t feel. Being aromantic or arospec means we don’t experience romantic attraction in the same way or intensity that allo people do, or not at all.

If someone recognizes they’d like to have a romantic partner, they could be driven by a lot of things, other than romantic attraction, like a desire for intimacy usually associated with romance, long-term companionship, sex, or even stability.

You don’t have to be romantically attracted to someone to be in a romantic relationship with them. Also, it doesn’t mean you don’t love them, platonic love could be reason enough to date someone, as long as the other person is okay with it, too.

I hope this answers your question! :D

- Caro

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question for u as a psych major (from an english major): how do u deal with the math. I love psychology but I have had Horrible experience with math. I very much do not want to have a horrible experience with statistics of psychology or quantitative psychology analysis. I can get so into the rest of research in psychology but math feels like a Wall so any degree in psychology seems unlikely. can you have a legitimats career in psychology without becoming skilled at math?? or do I gotta face #'s

there is a lot of statistical analysis in research, and at least in my undergrad program we have to take research methods which is essentially a statistics class and i uh ! did not pass, so i have to retake it. but! it’s only one class, and if you actually try, unlike me, you can pass it. there are also several directions you can go for grad school and beyond, and if you want to be a clinical-scientist or a scientist-practitioner, then you’ll have to do a lot more math, but if you want to be a practitioner-scholar, then you actually don’t get much training in research/stats! thats what im gonna be, i plan on getting a PsyD and being more practice focused instead of science/clinical focused ! that being said, if you are going to be a practitioner it would be a really good idea to have at least Some knowledge of research methods so that you can interpret studies and decide whether you want to apply the findings to your practice!

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