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How can I make my aspie husband happy?

It was a term coined by one person, not all people with different neurology use the term aspie ,I don't use it , it refers to a shortened version of a surname, I don't want to be associated with the person! who has that surname, it also irritates me I don't want to shorten everything, cutesy isn't my!!!!!!! thing.multumesc:)
 
Streetwise said:
It was a term coined by one person, not all people with different neurology use the term aspie ,I don't use it , it refers to a shortened version of a surname, I don't want to be associated with the person! who has that surname, it also irritates me I don't want to shorten everything, cutesy isn't my!!!!!!! thing.multumesc:)
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thanx a lot for clarryfing! "multumesc" too
 
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