What is Autism in adults - 3 Common Sign (You NEED To Know)

What does autism in adults look like? Here are 3 common autism signs in adults you need to be aware of. Autism is a spectrum and their for presents itself in a variant of ways within a vast verity of people. Autism has different levels of support needs, as some people may need more support than others etc. For the sake of typical autistic behaviour I have outlined 3 of the most common sings that you probably wouldn’t think are autism traits in adults. 1.Socially Awkward Issues with social boundaries and social situations, for example not knowing when it is their turn to talk or what is appropriate to say. 2.Difficulty Communicating Communication is typically at the heart of an autism spectrum disorder and this causes lots of autistic people to have difficulties in communicating thier needs and emotions to other people. 3.Quirky Behaviour Autistc people love routines and repetitive Behaviour, this may include but not limited to: following the same route on a walk, eating the same food every day, sitting in the same spot every day. Please leave a comment if you have anything to add. Also follow @TheAspieWorld for more autism content. Video: https://youtu.be/JvW9x25s5ys?si=jmqjXvTOx9L7KQIt  
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