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Behind the Scenes of Our Interview for NPR Intern Edition
Posted in Potpourri, Sex & Love in the Media
Also tagged autism, cohabitation, dating, film, interview, love, romance, Stephen Shore
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Recap of Geneva Centre for Autism 2010 International Symposium – Part 2: A Message of Unconditional Love
Posted in Potpourri
Also tagged autism, Canada, communication, compromise, eye contact, love, romance, Stephen Shore, travel
Series: Geneva Centre for Autism 2010 International Symposium
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Ready to move in together? A 10-step plan for ASD couples
Making the decision to move in together is a huge and exciting step in your relationship, but along with that comes the overwhelming transition and change. However, with careful discussion and step-by-step planning, you can set your “merging” experience off to a great start. Here are 10 steps you can take to make the move-in process as smooth as possible.
Posted in Relationships & Dating
Also tagged accomodations, ASD, autism, cohabitation, communication, couple, finances, long distance relationship, money, move, sensory, sex life, Suze Orman, transition
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So What’s the Fascination with Autism and Sex?
Posted in Sex & Disability, Sex & Love in the Media
Also tagged "Adam", "Mozart and the Whale", adolescents, autism, developmental disabilities, Emilia Murry Ramey, hormones, Jerry Newport, Jody John Ramey, love, Mary Newport, Paul DeSavino, puberty, sex, sex drive, sex talk, sexuality
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Two things never to expect in a relationship or marriage
Every one is entitled to set some expectations in a marriage or relationship — respect, honesty, and fidelity to name a few. But there are two things that some people still make the mistake of expecting, only to result in disappointment or failure.
Posted in Relationships & Dating
Also tagged ASD, autism, expectations, love, marriage, pressure
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9 Things You Must Include in Sexuality Education for Individuals with ASD
One Photograph to Break My Silence: A Heart-to-Heart Conversation on Autism and Sexual Abuse
Reflecting on My Sibling Perspective Interview for TPGA and a Birthday Message to my Brother
Behind the Scenes of Our Interview for NPR Intern Edition
Disability and Sexual Rights 101: Slide Show and Overview