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MROSS said:
I had asked the TECH. resource 'Chat GPT' the following:

How can the arts - painting, drawing, sculpture can help adults with High-Functioning Autism "break the ice" in developing friendships?

ANSWER: Five summarized points to original (lengthy) post of Chat-GPT's advice on friendships via shared activities:

-Engaging in various art forms like painting, drawing, and sculpture can be beneficial for adults with High-Functioning Autism (HFA) in developing friendships and "breaking the ice."

-Shared interests: Participating in art-related activities can attract like-minded individuals who share an interest in creativity and aesthetics.

-Discussing artistic techniques, inspirations, or favorite artists can open up dialogue and lead to deeper connections with others.

-Icebreaker during conversations: Art can become a natural topic of conversation, even for those who might find small talk challenging.
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MROSS said:
How might 'Chat Gpt's' content augment human perpecives here on the 'Autism Forums?'
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Thank-you for your feedback:

Any further perspectives on the arts - painting, drawing, sculpture can help adults with High-Functioning Autism "break the ice" in developing friendships?
 
MROSS said:
What criteria (for lack of a better word) is considered for potential friendships in arts programs?

I feel people who've had experiences with High Fuctioning Autism (NT like) would be favorable for friendships.

Any perspectives?
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Oh, maybe you are looking to join meetings of in-person groups. I have absolutely zero xp with that unfortunately as far as the autistic community goes, but in America there should be much more meetings typically.
 
Could responses to this discussion-thread be placed in the 'Developing and Maintaining Friendships with Neurotypical-like Adults on the Autism Spectrum' thread in the 'Friends, Family & Social Skills Forum?'

As of this writing, the 'Developing and Maintaining Friendships with Neurotypical-like Adults on the Autism Spectrum' thread has about fourteen responses.
 
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