No. I’m just familiar with your shtick. Because you are a prolific writer. If you’re wondering why you don’t have a diagnosis yet, you should read this: http://primarypsychiatry.com/detection-and-…

Yes. As I said in a previous comment: For four years I worked with adults with disabilities who were not incarcerated. And many of the men had had run ins with the law for exposing themselves or forcing contact. Most people were under the partial legal guardianship of someone else who made decisions about their sex…

Actually less than 40% of people with autism have average intellectual skills. And 25% are nonverbal. So developmental delay is actually more common than not. And the idea that developmental delay “is not a permanent condition” and people can “catch up” with the right intervention is frankly, delusional. This sounds…

This has nothing to do with anything. You are theorizing that your concept of consent is informed by touch sensitivity. That is obviously true for you. Other people’s touch sensitivities cause them to fly into violent rages; i.e. because their mother encourages them to remove their gloves and three hats because its in…

I know that you are trying to be sensitive. But the truth is that having autism, or a developmental disorder does increase your chances of committing a sexual offense. I worked with adults with disabilities for four years. Many of the men I worked with had had contact with law enforcement because they exposed…

No way. Rapists go for passed out girls because its easy. There’s no one to fight, and no witness. I don’t care what they say on Law & Order SVU. Rape is about sex.

No. What he means is that young men have futures, and women don’t. If this guy goes to prison, he might never get to finish college. People care about that. Nobody cares about the thousands of women who drop out of school every year because of rape/assault/harassment/partner abuse. You will never read an article about…