Standing up to people

Is it an autistic thing to find it so hard to stand up to people? If something happens I'll either be too scared to say something or not sure what's appropriate behaviour in said situation. After days or weeks of agonising I then am hard on myself for not saying or doing something 

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  • Thanks - they're not awful, just entitled old people who think they can control everything around them - and their nutcase son who tries to throw his weight around on their behalf.  This is a deviation to their dull lives and they've got nothing better to do but be outraged.     Wife has got them back-tracking and regretting their actions (she's good at people-wrangling) - see what happens in the morning.    It'll soon be done so it's just a bad experience I need to get through - then, as you say, get some peace & quiet for the weekend.

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