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Are you reluctant to talk about your experiences...

Postby pamelaperejil » Tue Jul 31, 2018 10:47 pm

... for fear of being misunderstood, blamed, or of having them downplayed , mocked, or not believed?

Are Aspies any better than NTs at understanding other Aspies?
previously: pleasnpetrichor, perejil

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Re: Are you reluctant to talk about your experiences...

Postby iabsurdlyexist » Wed Aug 01, 2018 2:40 am

Can't say I ever sat down with an Aspie to discuss things and I am usually an open book. Honesty to my detriment sometimes. Still working on when I should or shouldn't say certain things.
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