Campin_Cat wrote:
Okey-dokey----thankyou for responding!
Since my abilities have once again been brought up by someone and you asked for further clarification, my abilities to make friends in the real world has pretty much been governed by my more severe outward classic autism traits such as being very withdrawn and nonverbal. Plus extensive stimming such as rocking, hand movements and sounds I make, tend to cause people to distance themselves from me. But I do have a few chums so speak at school.
I have always gotten along quite well with most of my teachers. Of course if one of my teachers behaved like a certain individual, they would get fired immediately.
As far as a job goes, between my cognitive and physical disabilities, I'm not sure what sort of job I would be able to get. Certainly nothing ordinary. Not even something as simple as working at McDonald's. Plus an employer would be unable to conduct a standard interview since I am nonverbal. Most likely if my family is eventually unable to care for me, or if I decide to do so, I will just end up in a care facility. Although I would rather somehow live independently of course.