Researchers say autistics miss context in communication by taking things literally. Non-autistics often communicate using innuendos and assumptions. Whose responsibility is it to make meaning clear - the speaker or the listener?

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This is a great autism resource for late-diagnosed autistic adults. Now rated in the top 2% globally!

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