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It might still mean something to the giver, but far less to the receiver.
by JenrHywy 3y ago
It might still mean something to the giver, but far less to the receiver.
- xboxnolifes 3y agoMaybe the receiver should be advised on that.
- JenrHywy 3y agoI have two autistic sons. Obviously we moderate our expectations and responses based on their particular capabilities and preferences. But it's quite a lot of work to override inbuilt social/emotional reactions - more than you can expect from casual acquaintances.
- Doxin 3y agoAs an autistic person, trust me when I say you don't want me to attempt forced eye contact. It's many many many levels more unnerving to have "bad" eye contact than a lack of eye contact.