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people ever seem to want to do, is talk about the weather. After a training I did on autism at work, it was pointed out to me that I’m wrong about that. Here is some info for all you autistics out there: NT people don’t want to talk about the weather either. I know, shocking. Considering just how much they go on about it. However, I have it on good authority that its some special social rule Obviously I’m being a little dramatic. Many autistic people understand this social norm and go along with it, and along with others for that matter, but it’s exhausting. If neither NT people or autistic people actually want to go through the ritual, why then does So there’s the weather. Good. We can both see there is weather, it’s glaringly obvious, its a social nicety. Got it. Okay, whats myself that quickly, but I’ll get back to you in abou… WRONG! Okay… but that seems a little disingenuous right? Why ask a question so personal as a conversation starter? The answer is a lie right? The I find it upsetting that it’s socially appropriate to ask someone something as personal as how they are feeling, asking about their do we ask each other these things? I realise it could be argued that people actually care about each other but, let me ask this – In everyday life when people ask these questions (by all means think of yourself asking them, being asked them, or watching them being asked of other people, it doesn’t really matter), how often do you hear answers like: I’m hoping if I get drunk enough on Friday night I can sleep away much of Saturday, do it again, then wash enough pairs of knickers on more… socially aware. Someone who knows this isn’t the appropriate answer. Usually an NT person, or an autistic that knows how to mask It’s the same on Facebook, an absolute fear from the general public of sharing anything negative or real. Everything is sugar coated. All the bad things are polished or hidden or if something really bad happens, it’s used to highlight just how strong people are, and how