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i"m wondering if my partner is Autistic, how do i approach this please

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Hello there, thank you for being out there to talk to. I have been with my partner for nearly 3 years and feel he is an active autistic adult. i have taken the test myself and since doing so thought it would be a good way to broach the topic with him. How do i pursue this, without pressure. This is personal and i dont want to list the reasons i feel this way, wouldnt want to embarrass him. i would like to go forward in our relationship and i really believe that looking towards this would help us, both, greatly. Is there anyone out there who has helped, or been helped, by the partner to get the test/help to go forward? thank you for your time. i look forward to hearing from you. Thank you for your time. 

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  • There are a number of good books about long-term relationships/marriage to a person with Asperger's that would be worth you checking out. One of these is Asperger's Syndrome (Autism Spectrum Disorder) and Long Term Relationships by Ashley Stanford. This one in particular provides a number of scenarios from people who live with/are married to people with Autism and provides approaches to coping mechanisms for both parties. There are many others, some relating solely to the marriage dynamic. 

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  • There are a number of good books about long-term relationships/marriage to a person with Asperger's that would be worth you checking out. One of these is Asperger's Syndrome (Autism Spectrum Disorder) and Long Term Relationships by Ashley Stanford. This one in particular provides a number of scenarios from people who live with/are married to people with Autism and provides approaches to coping mechanisms for both parties. There are many others, some relating solely to the marriage dynamic. 

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