Aguss (I’m Bobby Fischer)

About me:

|intj | 5w4| Main Interests: Philosophy: I greatly enjoy reading profound books that encourage reflection, such as The Brothers Karamazov by Dostoevsky, for example. History: I have an obsession with World War II, and I am fascinated by learning about the events, figures, and details of that period. Science and Mathematics: I am adept at physics and calculus, which fuels my desire to be part of the United States military aviation, specifically in warplanes like the B-2 Spirit. Hobbies: Chess: I enjoy playing chess and learning more about new strategies every day. My ambition is to someday reach the level of expertise of Bobby Fischer. Reading is also a hobby I take pleasure in. I enjoy listening to classical music, and I am 15 years old, fluent in Italian and Spanish. I am a great fan of several historical figures that are not as widely recognized today, such as Robert Cornish. It may sound strange, but I would like to revolutionize what he did, making it work in a way that gives more credit to his efforts, even if it may be considered illegal. I have been diagnosed with autism. I often feel frustrated with myself because I find it difficult to fully understand newer generations or even my own. It's strange, as I just feel like it’s not really my place. I could describe it as being a red circle in a world full of colorless squares that do not include the color red. This is how I feel when I am around many people. Although it might seem unusual, lam not one of those people who says, "I have autism and should be treated well, please be kind." Honestly, what kind of nonsense is that? Do you truly want to be treated differently? I would never say such a thing, nor do I care for it. When people try to treat me in a special way, it feels awkward. I am not special; I am just a person like you and everyone else. Just because I behave differently, relate to others in my own way, and have sensitivities to things like sounds, textures, or both drastic and subtle changes, does not mean I am "different." Sure, I face challenges like difficulty socializing, irrational fears (for example, I have an inexplicable fear of the color yellow that causes me great panic), but these aspects of me do not define my worth or demand special treatment. All l ask is respect. If you respect me, 1 will respect you. Let us be kind to one another-how else could we possibly have a peaceful conversation? Respect, above all, is what matters. I don't feel this is an extraordinary demand; it's just something I wanted to express because I find it bothersome when others think otherwise. I understand that everyone has the right to express themselves as they wish, and that's fine. I cannot change that. But I feel society is steadily losing its way. I won't elaborate further because I don't wish to start any arguments here. That being said, I wish you a wonderful and fulfilling day. Remember, you have the power to be whatever you want in this world. You are fully aware of your decisions and how you live your life. If you believe in God, may God bless you; if you don't, I still hope you have an amazing day. Take care. And if you happen to have any of these "conditions"-which some people ignorantly refer to as "illnesses" — remember, you are no less than anyone else. We are all equal. Don't let yourself feel discouraged if you ever feel "different." Trust me, it's not as big of a deal as it seems. The real problem lies with the ignorant people out there, those foolish individuals who don't know what they're saying or how they behave. Thank you for taking the time to read this. Goodbye. I’m sorry, It’s just what i think...

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