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Originally Posted by ruby2011
They tried to teach me acceptable behavior, but I didn’t listen. I always needed to do what I wanted.
They may allow me in the store as a customer after 90 days, but they don’t ever want me to talk to my supervisor. Or contact her, which I have no intention of doing. My supervisor was the one who reported me to corporate.
My caseworker said my feelings for my supervisor was more than just strong feelings. She said it was infatuation. I googled “addiction to a person.” Every search result was stuff about addiction to romantic partners. Why weren’t there any about addiction to ordinary friends or colleagues? I’m confused.
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Check out this link, Ruby. A male describes a girl who looked up to him as a role model. It was not a romantic relationship from the sound of it.
https://www.reddit.com/r/aspergers/c...spergers_have/
Here is another site to look at:
https://www.quora.com/Do-those-with-...s-stalk-others
Do not take any one site as having the perfect explanation of anything. Read all you can. Compare what one site says against another. Then do your own thinking and decide what seems believable. I admire that you have taken the initiative to look for yourself and see what you could find on the Internet. That interest on your part, combined with your intelligence, can help you to grow mentally. You have the potential to make good use of opportunities that are provided to you. This could lead to a life with some very satisfying relationships. Not all will work out the way you hope. Shoot . . . . why should it be any different for you, than for the rest of us?
