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And I think it's totally, and I think it's normal and it's okay to feel sad for your younger self.

But I think that also it wasn't as known about when we were younger.

You know what I mean?

Right.

And that's always been a problem with yours.

So do they – like, so when you get, like, a diagnosis of being autistic and stuff, do they give you – I have the report.

Well, no, but do they give you, like, any, like, things you have to do after the fact of finding you're autistic?

Like, finding out, like, is there specific therapies that you should do?

But what if there were ways to make it not so exhausting and a lot in your brain?

Why?

But then what is that – I mean, is there, like, classes and stuff that parents can take?

Like, to teach us, like, how to deal with, you know, since she is so, like, fixated on certain things or when things don't go right, she gets angry.

Yeah, she does.

Yeah, but not all rules are going to make sense to people.

Is that how fucking life works, Tyler?

No, yeah.

No, that doesn't work.

To protect people.

Yeah.

I mean, I get what you're saying.