Social Skills 101: Tips for Aspies

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Message to Aspies: Are you afraid to take an honest look at yourself?

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The 3 Types of Aspies

One of the most characteristic symptoms of Aspergers (high-functioning autism) is a deficit in social behavior. Many reports written by researchers have described this problem and it is thought by many to be the key defining feature of Aspergers. The social problems can be classified into three categories: socially indifferent, socially awkward, and socially avoidant.

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Feeling Like a “Bad” Partner or Spouse in a Relationship Affected by Asperger's

Due to the fact that "Aspies" can be so confusing at times, it’s easy for their partners to fall into the trap of feeling inadequate and discouraged.



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Why the NT Partner's Attempts to Fix the Relationship Often Fail

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Rituals and Obsessions in Adults with Aspergers and High-Functioning Autism

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Asperger's and Feeling "Out of Place" in the World

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Ruminations in People with Asperger's and High-Functioning Autism

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Best Comment: I am now age 60 and was only diagnosed last year. I'm still trying to determine what is blocking my understanding of my "autistic" self. I think it is more than just the masking that keep me confused or oblivious to things I only understand in retrospect. So many things happen outside of my awareness. It is hard just trying to fill in the gaps. Its hard to even find the gaps. Masking ( trying to be neurotypical) created another layer of denial and avoidance of real traits, tendencies, bias...etc So it can be a real mess to sort out.