I'm reading Tony Attwood's, "The Complete Guide to Asperger's Syndrome," right now (a great read btw) and he mentions that people with AS often have prosopagnosia (the inability to identify faces or face blindness).
Well, I'm an artist; I like drawing online especially. The things that I am especially good at drawing are inanimate objects. But one of the things that I'm horrible at are faces . . . I just can't imagine how they work when I'm looking at a blank screen. In addition, I was looking back through some of my drawings from high school and I noticed something about the people I would draw. They would always be faces heavily in shadow and I never drew in the eyes . . . just the shapes themselves.
You gotta wonder if I don't have prosopagnosia too.
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