Published on 12, July, 2020
Is that sometimes facts can be interspersed with a negative picture of you that reflects a deep rooted antipathy/resentment towards you.
A picture that is removed from how things actually were. It can be as much about passing negative comment as it can be about providing
supporting details to help with your assessment. That's the situation with the letter my sister wrote.
Surely you filter all of the evidence supplied? My mum was in total denial - I wouldn't have bothered asking her.
Perhaps I should have done, but didn't. My sister is not in denial that there are things that point to possible ASD, but she paints a very negative picture of me within that. Like it's a character/personality fault as much as anything else.
Then that's a trait of ASD - you were given an instruction and completed it - it never occured to you that others would not be supportive - you could add that as more evidence.