"The impairments to their social life or interests tend not to stand out in the same way as..."
Wed, 15 Apr 2009 15:38:30 -0700
“The impairments to their social life or interests tend not to stand out in the same way as boys’ do,” he said. “They might have one friend, while boys with the condition won’t have any. Also, boys hyperfocus on facts and certain interests, such as trains or weather. Girls escape into fiction. They have imaginary friends, live in another world with fairies and witches, obsessively watch soap operas or become intensely interested in celebrities.”” - - Tony Attwood, author of The Complete Guid
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