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recognize

  1. pjcnet

    Can you visualise people easily?

    Is it common for people with aspies to have difficulties visualising people? I would welcome comments and replies from everyone, but please only vote in the poll if you consider yourself an aspie. I assume that not being able to visualise people easily also causes recognition issues which would...
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    • Forum: General Autism Discussion
  2. RiverSong

    Understanding/Being aware of facial expressions?

    I've noticed in the last couple of years, maybe as I'm getting a little older?, that people often look at me strangely. Whenever I'm talking to someone or even if I'm not directly in a conversation, I can just be standing off to the side of folks, and I'll still get strange looks. For the...
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