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2/10 trolling tbh
I’m shocked that there’s no thread on this yet. Sorry if I missed it. The question needs to be posed though. How mentally re ed is Kawhi? Although we have heard a lot of speculation surrounding how healthy he’s been or not been and how the Spurs botched his recovery, history tells us that most players love and respect the Spurs; a team that seems to go beyond just the mere numbers and really cares about its players. We all know the media takes things, runs with them and often blows stuff out of proportion but the actual facts point toward Kawhi having mental issues.
He has not spoken at any length other than through his “group”
about his intentions since the injury. Not speaking at all, leaving his team and the fans hanging is about 8 year old mentality level. It’s like his balls haven’t even dropped yet. While no one but Kawhi knows what his lizard sized brain is thinking, the media is destroying him out there and he’s just letting his reputation and trade value go straight into the toilet.
He chose not to support or be with the team in the playoffs. This is diva behavior- not the behavior of a franchise level leader.
The reasonable speculations also strongly suggest mental re ation .
He ostensibly is willing to take a huge financial blow and reject the Supermax just to get the out of a situation which many players on ty franchises would kill for. Taking way less money would be understandable for a player entering the twilight of his career and wanting to chase a championship but Kawhi needs to cash out now given his Mr. Glass injury history. Just an additional sign of Aspergers. Any argument he is chasing rings is bunk. He doesn’t want to join the best team or even one that has a shot at beating GS. He just wants to be in LA.
No longer wanting to play for pop also smacks of aspergers. Less than 2% of players would ever even utter a negative thing about pop and almost everyone wants to play for him. Choosing to be around LaVar Burton and his acne riddled spawn over pop is also something only a re ed person would do.
The only possible non-aspergers reason Kawhi has is that he lusts after the glitz and glam of Hollywood. But this belies his work ethic, family orientation and apparent seriousness in practice. Tony Parker was a partier but kawhi is not known to be so it doesn’t make much sense.
This all points to Kawhi needing government intervention and protection .Is there a child protective services for 27 year olds we can call to check in on him? It’s truly becoming worrisome.
All that said, how far along is Kawhi on the spectrum on a scale of 1 to 10 with “1” being only mildly re ed (still able to dress himself and understand simple sentences) and “10” being massively re ed, unable to speak, read, write or to tie his own shoes?
2/10 trolling tbh
Aspergers is no longer a recognized condition. The autism designation was slightly expanded and certain sub-designations were erased in the DSM-5, published in 2013.
The more you know.
He suffers from Churrophobia
You’re being generous
Thanks. Never said I was an expert. Just concerned because unless you believe in alien body snatchers, his behavior can’t be explained as that of a normal functioning adult.
Like, across the Moon, man... across the moon...
I tend to agree, thanks.
Yes not on the spectrum. He's just an asshole.
Pretty much.
NORMAL | ------------------------X------ | CANCEROUS MUTE AUTISTIC
Lmao
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It's called Adult Protective Services in most states. Just a heads up.
Your text construction shows some level of re ation too, tbh.
I have thought he has suffered from a form of autism or aspergers for a while now.
I imagine this is the kind of conversation the Spurs have been having with Kawhi and his group.
You know the difference between "too" and "to". That puts you above 30% of the population. Congrats.
Thanks, very helpful. Can you give them a call and let them know that a wealthy 27 year old male athlete with severe asperger's is being abused and manipulated by his uncle, who is stealing his financial resources and alienating him from social interactions, probably necessitating court intervention? Much appreciated.
I noticed his autism way back in 2013 tbh.
So you're saying we should refer to him as "Can't get right"?
See ya Rainman.
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