Does this post rub anyone else the wrong way? Autistic people are people, how best to manage them is going to differ on the individual person. Every person has

Does this post rub anyone else the wrong way? Autistic people are people, how best to manage them is going to differ on the individual person. Every person has unique strengths and flaws, there is no one size fits all approach that is going to work. To treat every autistic person the same is dehumanizing and obviously not going to be effective. Like, could you imagine if instead of autism this post was say about woman - if someone said they had a female report giving them trouble, with no specifics, and then asked for advice on how to manage women in general - i think people would think that is rediculous.