- Jan 23, 2001
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I moved into dorms recently. When my roomate moved in, I quickly found him annoying. To speak plainly, he is probably the most obnoxious person I have ever met. When my mom dropped off some stuff I had forgotten at home, she met him and told me later that he had autism (see here for info on it). She isn't a doctor or psycologist, but is a social worker and has worked with people of this sort before. Basically Autism = has no social skills. It is kind of sad actually. He will probably never really make any friends, or get married, or anything like that.
But why oh why do I have to have him as a roomate? I think I am going to move after a term. Luckily the room is big enough that I don't have to be right next to him (some freshman at my school were placed in the better upperclassman dorms because of the large ammount of freshman coming in this year, and I was one).
Anyone else have to deal with someone who has Autism?
Edit I didn't write the above in a very good/nice manner, nor did I explain myself very well. I responded below with a better explination (I hope).
But why oh why do I have to have him as a roomate? I think I am going to move after a term. Luckily the room is big enough that I don't have to be right next to him (some freshman at my school were placed in the better upperclassman dorms because of the large ammount of freshman coming in this year, and I was one).
Anyone else have to deal with someone who has Autism?
Edit I didn't write the above in a very good/nice manner, nor did I explain myself very well. I responded below with a better explination (I hope).