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How do you guys think austistic relationship differ from Allistic ones? I'm in a relationship and both me and my partner are austistic. I have a very very close best friend who is also in a relationship and he and his partner are both NT and able boddied. His partner has made a habbit of compareing my relationship to there's when it's really not that simple since our relationships are drastically diffrent. We have a raddically diffrent communication style, living style, everthung is completely diffrent since we think differently and in turn act diffrently. I know that we think very diffrently because me and this friend's partner have gotten into miscommunications since I tend to think more litterally and have more confusion if there's no specification. How do you belive austic relationships differ or if they even do differ? I'm interested in other peoples perspectives!
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Based on the shared experiences, autistic relationships can differ from neurotypical ones in terms of communication style and understanding. One person mentioned that they and their partner, both being neurodivergent, understand each other more than anyone else. Another individual shared that they and their partner, who also has ADHD and OCD, share a level of understanding that they haven't found in any relationship with a neurotypical person. They also mentioned that they have to be open about when they're confused or overstimulated, which may not be as common in neurotypical relationships.
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