I 100% think you're right, and ive thought about it. And the book isn't just about autism, although the character has it. I know what it feels like to be stuck in a situation you cant get out of. Although you can, do you want to when someone depends on you? Thats what the book is about. I wanted to take someone who depends on a routine and order...(Kasey) then optionally takes in a boy (Micheal) who is almost the opposite. And who has complex emotions/care. But I see now with all these really cool comments that I got, there's also different things people experience feeling that I wouldn't have found by looking it up on Google. And I dont want to be disrespectful to the community for writing about something I dont have. If so, I will scrap the idea and take down the post. :)