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For people with Hfa the conscience is little more than an intellectual awareness of rules others make up – empty words.
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Many people attempt the search for inner understanding and getting in touch with their feelings. People with Hfa who search this way are doomed to failure.
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They listen only to the first few words of a complex sentence and extrapolate what they assume or believe the speaker will or should say, to fit their own world view, and then if they do comment at all it will be to interrupt, speak over the top of the other person, cut them off midsentence and continue with their own interpretation or to tell the other person what the rest of the sentence should be.
Looks like biased BS. All these quotes are from this one article:
https://theneurotypical.com/conversatio ... h-hfa.htmlOther than that sort of thing, it's a shedload of research (some dubious and not directly related to autism) and stuff that is intended to be a source of emotional support for people who have an autistic person in their life (with the assumption that this is a negative life experience for the non-autistic person).
Just seems like it was created with an agenda to made autism seem like something very negative and to make partners of autistic people seem like victims. There's really shady content on the site, such as this (
https://theneurotypical.com/narcissism-and-asd.html) poorly-evidenced suggestion that NPD is similar to autism, the implication that traits some autistic people have are had by all autistic people, etc.