Should I not tell people on the autism spectrum my problems? Should I tell them that I lack cognitive behavior therapy? This is for people I might meet in synagogue tomorrow.
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Conflict with my training friend
- Thread starter Ephraim Becker
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In general no you should not tell folks your problems. Instead, talk about who you admire and respect and why. Maybe you could ask, if any one else has seen color the spectrum
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This is real life, this is what you talk about, why did these rich people do this?
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