Autistic young people and monotropism: Part 2

Autistic young people’s brains are usually wired to notice one thing – or a small, related group of things – at any one time. Rapidly shifting our attention from one thing to another or focusing on more than one thing at once is very difficult. In autism this is called being ‘monotropic’.

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People on the spectrum can take things really literally

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For autistic young people, pornography’s impacts may be amplified