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Everybody regresses a little bit when they're
around
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friends - I would follow my hunches -
You have to
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institutionalize certain people (in your mind) -
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Act as if they're your patients, or your wards -
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Be friendly, expect the worst.
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"It's clear –
Run the red light! –
Go ahead! – Make the turn! –
No one's around."
—I'm sure.
—What do YOU have to lose? ...
It's a bad sign.
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"Looks like you brought
us a little rain."
—Another triumph.
—It's going to get uglier.
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"I hate it! — What do you think?"
[About her haircut]
—Spare me!
—I don't care what the angels say
to you.
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"Who cares?"
—Never naïve.
—Some people ... Try harder!
... Not you!
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Confounding implications - If
you ask most people,
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"What's the opposite of love," they'll say,
"Hate!" -
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People with autism would say something different -
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They'd probably say, "Being neglected."
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"Nice guy!"
[Sarcastically]
—It's shocking.
—More than you would imagine.
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"Having a nice
day?" [Sarcastically]
—No wonder.
—Buy a Chevy and go to Church on
Sunday.
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"So you had a nice
Thanksgiving?"
—I hope.
—Expect more!
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"I love you!"
—Not many.
—Think twice.
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