Love And Marriage Show
Believe it or not but one of the most Googled autism related questions is ‘can someone with autism get married?’. To some this may seem strange and even outdated. However, it has created an interesting discussion which today’s article will be centred on: Not ‘can someone with autism get married?’ but ‘why do people question whether someone with autism can get married?’.
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First things first though. If you are here looking for the answer to ‘ Can someone with autism get married?’, then let me quickly say YES. People with autism can not only marry, but there are many autistic people who already are married.
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Like every relationship there are bound to be ups and downs and, just like people who are not autistic, some on the spectrum may have difficulty finding their ‘true love’. However, speaking from both an ethical and legal stand point, then yes, people with autism can get married. But with that out of the way let’s get onto today’s more interesting topics. In particular, why do people think autists can’t get married? And what does being autistic actually affect when in a relationship? [Also be sure to stick around till the end of today’s article, for a very special Valentine’s Day themed interview, with Autistic & Unapologetic’s first guest!] Can a Person with Autism Feel Love? The reason some people still question whether a person with autism can feel love (and get married) is due to the misunderstanding that autistic people can’t feel emotions (a statement which annoys me no end – ironically proving it’s wrong).