Edna3362 wrote:
I do in passing curiosity.
And no, I don't relate to that person's autism, lifestyle and interests or circumstances.
As a person -- nope.
Unless my desire to keep things to myself (including special interests, any existing passions and expressions, let alone identity) is non-existent, along with my sense of pride and shame and standards...
If this particular autistic had real support, she could've been better than me in more ways than one and actually been "HFA".
But nope. Her circumstances are screwed up.
The way I see it, it's not just the autism. Not at all.
What else do you think is at work here?