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<blockquote data-quote="~tFashionQueen86t~" data-source="post: 2734637" data-attributes="member: 914809">Let people decide for themselves if you are Autistic or not when they social with you. Once they see that you&#039;re not, they&#039;re going to know this jerk was just causing drama. Then he&#039;ll be the one looking bad.You can speak to the disciplinary office and report it if you&#039;d like. But you have to understand that throughout your life, people are always going to say things about you whether at work, school, neighborhood, whatever. We have no control over the things a person may say or think about us.Just don&#039;t respond. If you do, you&#039;re giving in.And also, don&#039;t talk about people, such as calling someone an attention whore. It always comes back to bite you, especially when you gossip to someone who is not trustworthy or reliable to keep it hushed. Just don&#039;t talk about people. It&#039;s safe, it&#039;s respectful, and it makes you a creditable person.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="~tFashionQueen86t~, post: 2734637, member: 914809"] Let people decide for themselves if you are Autistic or not when they social with you. Once they see that you're not, they're going to know this jerk was just causing drama. Then he'll be the one looking bad. You can speak to the disciplinary office and report it if you'd like. But you have to understand that throughout your life, people are always going to say things about you whether at work, school, neighborhood, whatever. We have no control over the things a person may say or think about us. Just don't respond. If you do, you're giving in. And also, don't talk about people, such as calling someone an attention whore. It always comes back to bite you, especially when you gossip to someone who is not trustworthy or reliable to keep it hushed. Just don't talk about people. It's safe, it's respectful, and it makes you a creditable person. [/QUOTE]

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