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An autistic boy is obsessed with me

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Wonder what his username on here is
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Just be nice to him and definitely don't lead him on by laughing or acting cool (small stuff that he may interpret as positive reinforcement, being autistic and all).

Maybe also get a male friend and introduce him as your bf lol
Just to clarify, I reread my post and I think I might've given some people the wrong impression. I really do genuinely worry for him, and the reason I used to laugh at him before is because I had no idea about his condition, and I thought that the whole situation was a joke or a dare that his friends put him up to, until my teacher told me he followed me due to his condition. I promise I'm not that mean! I was only aware of his autism once my teacher told me. But thank you all so much for your advice, it's been very very helpful and I truly appreciate it :smile:
Original post by Luke7456
I am a 31 year old autistic adult. I have largely outgrown most of the autism which I know main stream say cannot happen but if you look into more recent stuff it does sometimes.
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You can't outgrow things related to your autism. You learn better coping mechanisms.

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