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Dear friends, I have regularly seen decalogues, phrases and thoughts in the style what would an autistic person ask you?
From today I will say in 50 images: Writing a thought is more than making a sentence, what a woman with Asperger syndrome thinks.
# 21.
March, 2019, 06
Writing a thought is more than making a phrase.
As Aspergian!
"Nothing about me without me and do not bother when I tell you.
The building of relationships, both friendly and amorous or sentimental, constantly pass through filters that have the function of, on the one hand, attenuating the quantity of sensations and emotions, in order to be able to balance them; and on the other to give time for the granting of permits to have such dangerously close relationships.
However, perhaps contrary to what many people say and think, once established, they still depend on the values and maturity with which each one assumes the commitment and creativity that is put in to maintain it over time.
All affective relationships are important, regardless of the ability to demonstrate or receive affection, just as neurotypical people are susceptible to the stability and security that can be provided by appropriate relationships with other people.
Emotional relationships seem to me to be healthy and necessary.
I'm Sandra Nahil.
A woman with Asperger's syndrome.
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