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firemonkey
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08 Feb 2018, 10:53 am

And the other person or persons' interpretation is right? This is what was suggested to me although it was couched in terms of "You've always said socialisation is difficult" because I had a disagreement over replies to a thread I created on another forum. .



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08 Feb 2018, 10:56 am

You could be right, and the other person could be wrong--at least theoretically



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08 Feb 2018, 2:16 pm

I thought Low Cognitive Empathy was common in Aspies.
I am autistic, opinionated, often clueless, but rarely wrong. :lol:


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