Autism and old people

I will be 78 in a few days. Nobody knows much about ASD here. There is a great confusion among psychiatrists and psychologists (matter of fact the formers live in a jumble of psycho-schools  and are substantially self taught and the others, are attached to some  “master” who helped them to entering some  area to work or earn their living.

I started talking around  age four. And I lived all my life alone, even when I was in the family. Never married, never had a stable relationship with women or men, though being “straight” and “anatomically” a male. I earned a living with enormous effort. Being the son of an influential man, I found protection of which I was myself unaware. Having discovered at the end of my life this hidden background of a very modest success in economic and professional survival I feel like the husband that discovered after decades of marriage that his wife has always been infidel and that their interaction has been a constant pretence, voluntary by the wife, involuntary and vain by the husband. The past must be all erased, authenticity may be for the epilogue.   

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  • And I am in a vicious circle. If you cannot interact with others you have to legitimate your existential universe all by yourself. And from there it becomes more and more difficult to communicate, so you have to reinforce your walls of loneliness, nor  you can even try to describe to others where you live, how you live, what are your nourishments, your feelings and passions.  

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  • And I am in a vicious circle. If you cannot interact with others you have to legitimate your existential universe all by yourself. And from there it becomes more and more difficult to communicate, so you have to reinforce your walls of loneliness, nor  you can even try to describe to others where you live, how you live, what are your nourishments, your feelings and passions.  

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