Comment on I don’t have Learning Disabilities at all

Someone made a comment on my post called I don’t have Learning Disability at all. The comment was the following: did you take them at a psychologist’s office or online?

My answer toward the question: Online

The person response toward my answer was the following: Don’t trust online tests.In-fact I took Quizzes from the following websites 

A) Psych-Central run by ordinary mental health professionals — not a group of business people, sales guys, or investors looking to make a quick return on their money. That’s on purpose — that way you know the information we’re providing is there because of our expertise.

I took a quiz on the website over (Autism/Asperger’s). Here is my results and info about my score: 

(Autism/Asperger’s Quiz) 10% from Psy-central 

With the words: You have answered this autism screening in such a way as to suggest that you are not likely currently suffering from an autism spectrum disorder, including Asperger’s disorder. 

B) Additudemag with those words: Over the years, your roles have changed. You are less like lovers than like a scolding parent and a naughty child. When your husband doesn’t do something you ask him to do, you do it yourself.” This is no way to live. What to do instead. 

The Quiz I took was: (Does My Child Have a Learning Disability? Take This Screening Quiz.

Note: It’s the only Quiz I could found around Learning Disabilities. Under the quiz said the following: National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities

My results are the following: 

Your Score: 0% 

Your elementary school child does not seem to have any of the signs and symptoms that should prompt an evaluation for a learning disability.

C) Psychology Today. A website that gathered a group of renowned psychologists, academics, psychiatrists and writers to contribute their thoughts and ideas on what makes us tick. We’re a live stream of what’s happening in ‘psychology today’.

The Quiz I took was: Mental Health Assessment, Has a reference of American Psychiatric Association

My results are the following: Based on your responses, there is little to no indication of mental disorders.

Just because I took online Quizzes does not mean can’t be telling the truth about me. Over the three websites I founded. I took Quizzes from people who understand mental disorders and Mental Disabilities . I have always had the feeling I was misdiagnosed with having Learning Disabilities, Autism, Mental Disorders. I previously talked about having.

Theory Twilight Sparkle has NVLD

Non verbal Learning Disability is about: having trouble interpreting nonverbal cues like facial expressions or body language and may have poor coordination. Is a disorder which is usually characterized by a significant discrepancy between higher verbal skills and weaker motor, visual-spatial and social skills.

The characteristics of non verbal learning disability:

1) Visual Spatial – difficulty with visual sparial organation, perception, and imaging:

2) Cognitive Processing -difficulty understanding the ”big picture”

3) Language Flat tone of voice, difficulty understanding humor, multiple meanings of words, and nuances of language;

4) Motor—lack of coordination and small-motor skills related to handwriting;

5) Social—deficits in social understanding;

6) Behavioral—rigid behavior; difficulty with novelty and transition

7) Emotional—at high risk for anxiety disorder, panic attack, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and, in some cases, suicide.

The Syndromes of Non Verbal Learning Disability:

1) Behavior/Situations/Changes/Fearful:

A) Fearful of new situations

B) Has Trouble adjusting to changes

C) Extreme difficultly adapating to new and complex situations. Reliance on rote behaviours (which may or may not be appropriate) in new situations.

D) Over-reliance on prosaic rote, and consequently inappropriate, behaviors in unfamiliar situations.

2) Verbal/Reading Strongers:

A) Good reading ability

B) excellent verbal expression and verbal reasoning

Much more Syndromes of non verbal Learning Disability. Twilight Sparkle matches all the syndromes very nicely.

Take a look at Twilight Sparkle bad behavior in the episode called Lesson Zero.

Meltdown 1# Twilight Sparkle actions toward her friends. Twilight emotions were mix bag throughout the hole talk with her friends.

People/horses with a Ridgid behavior need to have what they want (actually perceived by them to NEED), when they want it. If the expected outcome does not occur, they become overwhelmed with emotion. May start out as a tantrum, but become flooded with emotion and panic sets in setting off the fight or flight response.

Twilight Sparkle: Outburst angry cause by her friends showing off don’t care. True friend would believe, listen to her, calm her down. Twilight asking for her friends help in the beginning.

Before Twilight Sparkle Meltdown 2# with the ideas causing a problem. Observed Twilight was very sensitive to sounds. Twilight meltdown triggered by the loud noise of Ponyville Bell Ringing.

Autism Meltdown nickname: Sensory Overload. Too much and too intense of stimulation, setting off fight or flight, panic reaction. Sense their senses are very sensitive and not filtered and integrated well, the more sensory “noise” in the environment the greater stress for the child. If there is too much stimulation, or too intense of stimulation, the brain becomes overwhelmed and panic sets in.

Meltdown 2# Twilight causing a problem was in-fact a Autism Meltdown. So called Dark/crazy/psycho side actually her Disability in-action. When a person or in this case a Horse under the effects of Autism Meltdown. The meltdown gives the feeling that no one is in control, seem to move along under your own power and wind down slowly.

(Meltdown)

1) Distressing,

2) Painful

3) Embarrassing,

4) Not a choice.

Can’t see Twilight going crazy, insane, psycho. Twilight hurting others or attacking others, etc. Out of the question. Did not found Twilight Sparkle in Lesson Zero hilarious, Entertaining. Some people classified Twilight Sparkle having Generalized Anxiety Disorder show off in Lesson Zero. The way Twilight Sparkle acting throughout the episode. Human/horse with autism and problems with functioning independently time to time.

Another example: Princess Celestia taught Twilight how to do cooldown breaths in ”Games Ponies Play”.

People enjoy Twilight acting nothing herself in pictures, stories, video’s around the ideas of Lesson Zero:

Here is my two reactions with video-aid:

1) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTNP792ykYM

2) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhJ72CD2E-M

Final comments: I don’t view Twilight being crazy, insane, psycho/evil. View Twilight Sparkle having mild or extreme autism.  Flip out moments, panic attacks, meltdowns showing off Twilight Sparkle Disability in my mind. Pinkie Pie is crazy and Twilight Sparkle is autistic.

Here is a fitting picture:

Here is a link to the post: http://not-all-toons-are-neurotypical.tumblr.com/post/126427575608/twilight-sparkle-my-little-pony-friendship-is#notes

Here is a link to a article talking about Twilight Sparkle Autistic Traits: https://aspiecatholic.wordpress.com/2014/01/29/the-fictional-spectrum-twilight-sparkle/#comments

Why I based fan-character Lacey over the voice-actress called Lacey Chabert

I want to explain why that based fan-character  Lacey over the voice-actress called Lacey Chabert. Before making the character realize the character Aleu she voice in Balto 2: Wolf-Quest non romance-type. So thought making my own dog version of Lacey Chabert the voice-actress being very friendly, smart, become my fan-character called Jonathan boy-friend. The fan-character Lacey accept Jon who he is just Jon does that to Lacey.

I feel like a normal-person by myself

The disability’s are speech-problems, problems with grammar, spelling, sentences, Learning thing slower then others. I want explain my thoughts around then feel.

1) Talking alot-times don’t stutter not like Porkey-Pig from Looney Tunes, Jimmy Valmer from South-Park. Few stutter on words but mainly nothing huge about it. The odd part someone said have learning disability just because said I don’t care number of times. The reasons why someone said something double for there memory, part of the song, other explain reasons around this ideas.

2) Grammar, spelling problems I feel very common because task maybe have time-limit or want post soon as possible.

3) Learning thing slower then others: I think are things in this world where take long-time become a master of it. This the reason why take my time on things.

Since my born never felt was someone with learning disability’s because actor so normal, can explain everything about myself. I truly like my boss at the pet-store because he treat me as a normal-person.