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"We may hear your question but choose not to answer." A writer with autism gives his perspective.
Although being a gambling mastermind would be awesome, that's not really how it works.
All we need is a little push into the right direction. If you always ignored the quiet people at parties, think how many great conversations you'd miss out on.
We just hate shopping centres and busy train stations. But who doesn't?
It's a common myth that people diagnosed with autism can't relate to other people. But that doesn't apply to all of us. And plenty of people who aren't autistic lack empathy too.
Those of us who do struggle with empathy just find certain social situations slightly overwhelming. We're not trying to be rude; we just feel uncomfortable.
Just because we're interested in something doesn't mean we're ~obsessed~ with it.
We often feel misunderstood and anxious that we don't have the same opportunities as others. That's why we take so much comfort in what we do.
We can't all paint masterpieces in five seconds like Van Gogh. And we definitely can't all come up with life-changing theories like Einstein.
If we don't laugh, it probably just wasn't that funny.
Most of us can take a lighthearted joke. But sarcasm can be really tough to appreciate. That doesn't mean you should call us out on it in public, though. If you think we misunderstood something you said, just drop it.
It would be helpful for exam revision, mind.
We're all into different things.
We might just not like you. Sorry.
In fact, we're pretty confused by the word "normal", anyway. What does it actually mean?
If we know you, ask away!
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