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mm wanted to make a post on autistic people long ago. but didn't get round to it till now. yeah well i think autism is more of a gift than an illness. bcoz autism tends to come with a special talent, like a knack for remembering train stations, or drawing with incredible precision and perspective. and even though autistic people aren't entirely sociable, it can't be considered a fault, for aren't geniuses rather eccentric at times too? it's said that autistic kids dont like interacting with people as they're unpredictable. people can't be put into simple categories or analyzed into mere patterns. for our behaviour is erratic and sometimes inexplicable. and i find that the natural instinct in autistic children to shy away from people is a kind of defense mechanism. like it's an in-built programme to keep them from harm.
i like the fact that they're each in their own world, and they permit only selective entry to that world. and they keep their emotions to themselves, instead of strewing them all over the place like normal people do. maybe one day we'll discover that all autistic children are geniuses just that we were all too blind to see it.