here's the article
The article is pretty much on how autistic people interact with other autistic people, not how neurotypicals can interact with cranky autists. I don't know how this article would be useful to Chris, he never interacts with other autistic people anyway.
da rules:
1. It is more important to tell the truth than to be polite, unless the person you are talking to specifically states that their feelings are easily hurt. (hurtful truth level?)
2. There is no such thing as an interruption or talking too much during a conversation. (I'm surprised Chris wouldn't like this, he'd never shut up about himself or his interests)
3. It is always okay to say no to someone else rather than to create a fictitious excuse for why you can’t do something with a friend. (I have a boyfriend!)
4. Information is neither good nor bad, neither appropriate or inappropriate. It simply exists. (IGNORE ALL GOOGLE RESULTS)
5. Relationships are often oriented around mutual mental interests and not physical appearance or attraction, or gender. (B cup minimum, please!)
6. There are exceptions to all social rules; in fact, even the social rules mentioned above aren’t always followed. (this is often true even with non-autistic people)