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[Anonymous No.]

Is she autistic?

[Anonymous No.]

*farts*

[Anonymous No.]

yes

[Anonymous No.]

Yes.
And not in the 'meme' way.

[Anonymous No.]

Definitely

[Anonymous No.]

ya

[Anonymous No.]

>>13793550
god, i hate that autistic demon. i cried of joy everytime rosa smacked that monstrosity.

[Anonymous No.]

I'd still fug her regardless.

[Anonymous No.]

>>13793550
no, she has some other mental illness

[Anonymous No.]

>>13794525
>Prosopagnosia in children may be overlooked; they may just appear to be very shy or slightly odd due to their inability to recognize faces. They may also have a hard time making friends, as they may not recognize their classmates. They often make friends with children who have very clear, distinguishing features.
>Children with prosopagnosia may also have difficulties following the plots of television shows and movies, as they have trouble recognizing the different characters. They tend to gravitate towards cartoons, where the characters always wear the same thing and have other easily recognized distinguishing features. Prosopagnosiac children may also have a hard time telling family members apart, or recognizing people out of context (e.g., the teacher in a grocery store).
>Additionally, children with prosopagnosia can have a difficult time with the public school system, as many school professionals are not well versed in prosopagnosia, if they are aware of the disorder at all

>Prosopagnosiac children may also have a hard time telling family members apart, or recognizing people out of context (e.g., the teacher in a grocery store).

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