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January 8, 2019 | Click to Search Articles

12 High-Functioning Aspergers Symptoms

2. Lone Activities

People with AS will often struggle to develop friendships and they might not seek out interactions with others in the same way. For instance, whereas a child might find something interesting and then take it to show a friend or relative, a child with Asperger’s may simply be content to inspect the object on their own.

This does not mean however that the AS individual will not want friends or companionship. They often do wish to form contacts but may find it difficult to do so owing to their impaired ability to interact with others.

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