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Who wouldn't want to do this? This looks entirely normal to me.:)
 
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Interior design for people with asperger's and autism.

Designer: Deborah Rosenberg
 
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"I do believe you need autistic traits for real success
in science and the arts, and I am fascinated by the behaviours
and personalities of musicians and scientists....
One of my favourite sayings is that nature never draws a line
without smudging it. You cannot separate into those 'with'
and 'without' traits as they are so scattered."

Lorna Wing
 
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