#the ghostbusters

I love all of them sm

I drew them cause I wanted to draw Peter reeeeeallly bad and idk why sense I never really fancied him like ever (I've been watching this movie sense I was four)

I just found out that Dan Aykroyd was diagnosed with Asperger’s (now Autism spectrum) back in the 80s. Since he based Ray Stantz’s personality on his own, that means Ray in Ghostbusters has autism. What’s funny is Ray was always my second favorite Ghostbuster right after Egon.

I’m starting to notice a pattern that just about every writer, director, and actor that I like sooner or later gets revealed as having autism. And yes, yes, I know I’m probably the most obvious-non-diagnosed-but-likely-has-it person out there. (Even my own little brother forgot that I’m classified as disabled because of my eyesight and he thought it was because of Asperger’s). But I’m already classified as legally blind because of my very poor eyesight and now I have an autoimmune disease (Crohn’s disease). I don’t really feel like dealing with more labels.

Anyway, where was I? Right, Ray. Good for you, Ray. I’m starting to to think most Ghostbusters are on the spectrum. Ray, Phoebe, Egon, and even Kylie from Extreme Ghostbusters. Paranormal investigating benefits from an obsessive love for research in subjects that interest you.

Come to the ghostbusting dork side. We have fidget spinners… I mean Neutrona Wands. (Called proton blasters in The Real Ghostbusters animated series). :-P