Is it normal for an autistic man to hang out in my bed.

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so I am on vacation with my whole family. I have a lot to drink because I am trying to be nice to my idiot brother in law for my sister's sake .

I go to sleep it off in my room. I wake up and he is in my bed like an inch from my face giggling and watching me sleep.

I totally overreacted and yelled and swore at him but seriously how fucked up is that. First he tried to say it he thought I was my sister. Then he admitted he wanted to see how the enemy sleeps.My sister is mad at ME that I am not more sympathetic to his autistic tendencies. I have worked with autistic kids and none of them would do that.

Luckily he got kicked out of the hotel an hour later for stealing other people's room keys and blocking the hallway door and yelling fat pass.

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  • Ellenna
    7 years ago

    You behaved totally appropriately and your sister is as big an idiot as her brother.

    Is he actually autistic or not? Or is this just his and her excuse for unacceptable behaviour?

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  • hgjukbjk
    7 years ago

    This guy sounds pretty funny.

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    • Ellenna
      7 years ago

      Funny? Would you think so if you found him in YOUR bed?

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      • hgjukbjk
        7 years ago

        I would if he started using the fat pass immediately afterwards.

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  • Peanuts
    7 years ago

    As far as my pretty limited experience with autistic people (one person in the family is autistic) I've never seen them quite so social ...it anti social for that matter . Is he really autistic??

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    • CreamPuffs
      7 years ago

      I don't think so. An autistic person would be way too self conscious to get into her bed unless they had been dating for a while.

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      • Murun
        7 years ago

        There are all kinds of autism. Some autistic people are overly social, not understanding personal space boundaries. I used to look after a young autistic chap who would go and interact with anyone he found interesting, and sometimes go very close to their face. I had to keep a close eye on him in public as it could sometimes be very inappropriate people or situations which wouldn't have gone down well.

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        • CreamPuffs
          7 years ago

          Okay, I guess that could be it.

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  • YourQueen
    7 years ago

    Wait, wait. So is he actually autistic?

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  • nonono1984
    7 years ago

    people who are fat had to give him a pass to get through the door.

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    • Murun
      7 years ago

      Haha.. That's awful but funny! Autistic people can speak their mind without fear of offending, to amusing effect sometimes. In that line of work I often had to pretend to take something seriously I'd actually found hilarious inside.

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  • itisnorm
    7 years ago

    Hmm interesting dilemma..
    Btw what is fat pass?

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