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Originally Posted by FluffyDinosaur
Okay, thanks! Could you explain what you mean by demonic? I was also wondering, since people on the autism spectrum tend to have very intense and focused interests, whether that would shine through in their mania, and whether those interests might dominate over more stereotypical things like increased social activity. Or whether the increased social interest might look different. Those sorts of things.
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He was very 'psychotic' in the way he laughed and talked and acted. You know like Hannibal Lectre the look etc. He scared a lot of staff working with him. To the point they refused to work with him. He had aggressive behaviour towards the staff too. Standing behind doors and attacking staff. This guy was more sociable however no friends just acquaintances. He did play football for people with disabilities but was very possessive over us staff if a guy spoke to one of us he would go bananas.
Yes my other guy was very focused on becoming famous and living a rock n roll lifestyle. Both their 'autistic traits' shone through when flying higher.
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