dysamoria's Channel

The dysamoria account here on NowPublic is a collective of a few writers at the dysamoria.com blog. Jace Cavacini started both this account and that blog, but, after a hiatus (in which he tried to escape the world) he returned. if you email (us) you will be able to contact Jace or any of the other contributors.

Former profile Bio:

"Not afraid to point fingers at the bad guys."

i'm not going to fill this space with self-centered arrogance about my accomplishments and privileges at this site. i'm not going to tell you how incredible i am or where i've been and how many doctoral theses i've had published in journals.i'm here to share what i think people ought to think about more often:

Humanitarian issues, based largely on corporate abuse, social abuse, sexual repression, ethics, humane behavior, neurological disorders and more.

This mostly comes through my own personal experiences with sociopaths, censorship, corporate greed, mental and psychological abuse and the abusers/victims, etc. i have researched and worked with many people who have helped me refine my understanding of these things, yet i see the world growing more grotesque and intolerant, especially of the injuries that cannot be seen on the outside.

i have high functioning autism. That does not make me stupid, a fool, ignorant, incapable of intelligent intercourse with other intelligent persons or empathizing with the emotions of others. i can be naive. Such as believing that people can make a difference if they stand up for something TOGETHER.

Yes, i have problems with spelling. Please bear with me if the Firefox browser tells me of a misspelling and i miss it. i store words in my head the way you store sounds. i do not store spellings. Words are concepts to me, not symbols.

Lastly: i don't appreciate "quick-ratings commentators." Don't abuse your privileges here on NowPublic as i will report it. Don't lose sight of your function as an editor. There's a responsibility in that privilege.

(formerly this profile just said the following: abused enough and not going to take it any more)