Aaron Hernandez autopsy findings
But I suppose its you that's right of course...
Wow... Your obsession with me is pathetic. Absolutely nothing to contribute to the thread aside from obsessing over my comments, sacrifice in the entire thread just to troll and contradict me.
"If a child with autism possesses any social skills, they are characteristically rote and awkward in nature. Individuals with autism also experience problems maintaining reciprocal relationships. Additional difficulties center around an inability to take on another’s perspective (e.g. a child with autism hurts another child and cannot understand why he/she is crying), feelings and emotions, or provide or seek comfort, in conventional ways.
Inability to form friendships
Children with autism lack two essential skills that are vital for peer connections:
The ability to relate to peers in a positive and reciprocal manner; and
The ability to adapt interpersonal skills to the various demands of different social situations.
These children are not out looking for opportunities to interact and may even find it difficult to be in the physical proximity of others. Typically, they are not sought out by peers."
Maybe you should be seeing your therapist ( or whatever people with your condition use) more often .
