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I think this is the difference between a reason and an excuse. Though his condition may have contributed to his behavior, it's still not a reasonable way for an
by branden 17y ago
I think this is the difference between a reason and an excuse. Though his condition may have contributed to his behavior, it's still not a reasonable way for an adult to act. Part of the burden of Aspergers is having to learn what others intuitively understand about social interactions. I hope Bram learns something from this.
- dschobel 17y agoI completely agree and don't think it excuses his misbehavior but rather helps explain it. I'll leave the moralizing and righteous indignation to the others.