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What do you mean I didn't know about it? I always knew much of my family, including me, had autism.

• mapontosevenths 10mo ago
  You said "now have autism"? The "now" implies that they did not before, or that you at least did not know it before.
  • threethirtytwo 10mo ago
    No, now means they have autism right now. It does not imply the did not have it before.
    • mapontosevenths 10mo ago
      It can be interprted that way, but its a bit stilted. No worries though. English is famously confusing. It reminds me of: "I used to do drugs... I still do, but also I used to." - Mitch Hedberg Its funny because nobody expects you to use the language that way, but logically its still valid.