Neurotypical Spouses of Autistic People Can Feel Isolation

Hello! I'm Anne MacMillan, a neurotypical consultant, coach and expert witness who has a lot to say about autism and marriage. The facts that neurotypical brains are naturally very good at socializing and autistic brains tend to have socializing deficits and make it so a neurotypical (or non-autistic neurodivergent) spouse feels really great about contributing their social skills to a partnership at the beginning of a marriage. Over time, though, the difference in the two brains' social skills can leave the neurotypical partner feeling isolated and alone.

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