I feel so bad for Abbie. At least when she was at JSA she got away from those morons for part of the day. Now she is stuck with them 24/7 and they wonder why behaviors and excessive stimming are increasing.
I feel so bad for Abbie. At least when she was at JSA she got away from those morons for part of the day. Now she is stuck with them 24/7 and they wonder why behaviors and excessive stimming are increasing.these people are delusional! they wanted her home learning so she could experience more real world situations? she's at home with her parents in a comfortable environment for fucks sake. Her normal school had plenty of distractions. She needs less distractions. She needs that little room to focus on small tasks daily. She can't differentiate when it's school time and when it's chillin at home time.
Asa really said one PE day he was going to have abbie walk a straight line of chalk? like what?? is this a life skill she really needs to learn? I don't understand!! she walks just fine she doesn't need to learn to walk a straight line. OMG....I literally can't with this family.
I think they wanted her home because they didn’t want to drive and pick her up every day, Another reason is they want the schooling for content so the channel will not have it’s eventual downfall. JSA was certainly not going to let him film and most likely were honest in Abbie’s true assessment. They were fortunate to have her at JSA and could have kept her there for many more years.these people are delusional! they wanted her home learning so she could experience more real world situations? she's at home with her parents in a comfortable environment for fucks sake. Her normal school had plenty of distractions. She needs less distractions. She needs that little room to focus on small tasks daily. She can't differentiate when it's school time and when it's chillin at home time.
Asa really said one PE day he was going to have abbie walk a straight line of chalk? like what?? is this a life skill she really needs to learn? I don't understand!! she walks just fine she doesn't need to learn to walk a straight line. OMG....I literally can't with this family.
I was just looking at the comments on Instagram! Love to see him get roasted!
so it must be in part why Big P chucked a tantrum yesterday or day before….
Guarantee she had more than one as well. She doesn't know moderation in any form.@SunnyDale Excellent work spotting the margarita glass at their lunch with Wide Load Wayne and Candy Von Hog. You guys did see who drove home, right? I would give all four of my hooves to see Pig slapped with a DUI after lunch. How many people do y'all know that are sooo busy, or claim to be, that have cocktails before 2pm, on what appears to be several times a week?
Sweet Jesus on a swizzle stickI love today so much!
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Is this her way of trying to prove she can indeed hold her giant stump up without a pulley and hoist system? I really hope so.
Well said and you are right! Can you imagine getting an autism diagnosis for your young child and thinking in your head, if you’ve ever seen FA, that this is what it’s all about? It’s a disservice to those they are trying to “educate”! They aren’t teaching anything sadly…Lately I've been continuing to deal with the reality that my daughter almost certainly fits the criteria for autism spectrum disorder. It's hard to say because I suppose she would fit in the "high functioning" classification, if that is even a thing anymore.
Anyway...I'm trying to find the right path for us, and probably my biggest fear is that if my daughter gets these "labels," then expectations will lower across the board, including her own expectations of herself.
Adding to the stress is the awareness that she gets her tendencies from me, leaving me feeling confused about myself, my life, my childhood, my problems, etc.
I find myself really pissed at Asa and Priscilla for putting Abbie out there as some kind of representative of autism, when in reality what she represents is severe ID, with severe autism secondary to that (or at least that's what it seems to me.) The name of the channel, "FatheringAutism", the constant use of hashtags like "#AutismPrincess", the catchphrases including "real autism"....the entire channel is based on this idea that, "This is what autism is like. This is what it's like when you have a child with autism." Any person who watches this channel is going to think that autism is pretty dreadful and that a person with autism is to be pitied. The Maasses pretend to send a positive message, but what they actually show is negative.
I honestly don't want my daughter to have the same label as Abbie, and that's not just because of my fragile ego or something--it's because she is not like Abbie. I honestly don't see her resembling Abbie in any meaningful way. My daughter is fully verbal and has been progressing in school on pace. She can hold a conversation, she can carry out self-care tasks, she can read, she can write, she can follow directions, she can tell stories, she can play pretend, she can discuss the future and ask questions etc etc. She's potty trained, she is not destructive, and she can go pretty much anywhere in any situation and not start making loud noises or crying or rocking or flailing.
But for reasons which I won't go into to not make this even longer, she almost certainly falls in the category of autism spectrum disorder. It honestly doesn't make any sense to me to put her next to Abbie and say, "These people have the same thing." It honestly feels like a frightening disservice to my daughter to go along with that. Abbie has severe, obvious issues. My daughter has issues, but it's so subtle it passes as idiosyncrasies, quirks or just her personality. Between "normal" kids and Abbie, my daughter more closely resembles "normal" kids, but I'm supposed to go along with this idea that she's autistic, even though she has nothing in common with this supposed representative of autism? The idea doesn't feel so bizarre when I compare her to people like those on Love on the Spectrum, which I consider a far more interesting, inspiring and respectful show about autism.
Putting Abbie out there as somehow "Autism Itself" is like doing a channel about your child's struggle with a speech impediment while barely mentioning that it's due to cerebral palsy--kind of important information. Or talking about your kid's struggles to read without mentioning that they're mostly blind.
Okay, needed to get that off my chest, thank you!
Walking the straight line on chalk exercise is for if Abbie gets pulled over on her trike for a DUI. Atha is covering all bases with life skillsthese people are delusional! they wanted her home learning so she could experience more real world situations? she's at home with her parents in a comfortable environment for fucks sake. Her normal school had plenty of distractions. She needs less distractions. She needs that little room to focus on small tasks daily. She can't differentiate when it's school time and when it's chillin at home time.
Asa really said one PE day he was going to have abbie walk a straight line of chalk? like what?? is this a life skill she really needs to learn? I don't understand!! she walks just fine she doesn't need to learn to walk a straight line. OMG....I literally can't with this family.
My thoughts exactly. Maybe it’s been an important life skill for A?Walking the straight line on chalk exercise is for if Abbie gets pulled over on her trike for a DUI. Atha is covering all bases with life skills
Can’t see…For those that missed it.
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Do you mind telling me what the pic is of? A weird thing pops up(not the Massives, lol) that says something about Facebook not load or allowed. Idk it’s weird.......and that pool is heated!! Crazy!
That makeup looks like shit! Weird eyeliner color, smudged lipstick weird.Ah, the lisping drunk act, she's so good at it.
You guys are killing me! I can’t jump around anymore trying to play catch up! Do the Massives have a mole?Oooh interesting......
I still think "developmentally delayed" is still very much on the Massive Delusional train.. as "developmentally delayed" I thought was used for young kids.. that they are delayed for their age but there is hope of them catching up. Would you use "developmentally delayed" for a 17 year old?I am reading through these IG comments this morning. Moobie Dick used the term “Developmentally Delayed” more yesterday than he has in the entire 17 years of Abbie’s life. Why? That is what I want to know. I wonder if now that “schooling” is taking place at home and not behind the film free walls of JSA, he now realizes it will be virtually impossible to hide the fact that the IDD very much plays a role in Abbie’s capabilities?
Just typing out loud…lol
Good Morning and Good Day to you guyth.
Just in case she's out at night drinking and driving she'll understand the officer's instructions...real life.these people are delusional! they wanted her home learning so she could experience more real world situations? she's at home with her parents in a comfortable environment for fucks sake. Her normal school had plenty of distractions. She needs less distractions. She needs that little room to focus on small tasks daily. She can't differentiate when it's school time and when it's chillin at home time.
Asa really said one PE day he was going to have abbie walk a straight line of chalk? like what?? is this a life skill she really needs to learn? I don't understand!! she walks just fine she doesn't need to learn to walk a straight line. OMG....I literally can't with this family.
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