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Help understanding an Aspie please

I agree with much of what has been said. But I was fascinated by this bit:
Cat Smith said:
when there is no question in the text then sometimes not replying at all
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If there’s no question, why would he reply? Must be lots of NTs upset with me now! Hopefully they’ll get over it.
 
If he is indeed on the spectrum there's a good chance nothing he ever seems is true. You will have to trust him for what hes saying and try to make sure you understand what he means [usually its literal meaning words autists use] and sometimes it will seem like a big difference from what it seems to what he really is like and what he's thinking/feeling.
 
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