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Old Sep 20, 2015, 06:03 PM
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Like, I have two different kinds of people that I have described for the title.

Person 1: This person says things that they joke about, and you take what they seriously because of the ASD thing. And then they think you are so adorable and cute because it wasn't something to be taken literally and say they want to hug you or say you are funny or something like that. Then you get really confused because you are still thinking they were being serious and if they say they want to hug you, you want to hug them, but you don't because you now know they are joking.

Person 2: This person says things they are joking about, and you are taking them serious. But then they get mad at you and tell you they were joking. You are still confused at why they said something like that jokingly. And you also didn't mean to take it serious but you did because of your nature.

Is there any other type of people for this situation?

I know this is a normal ASD thing. Just wondering if people find this common. Thanks.

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