[ SECRET POST #6424 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6424 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

They definitely exhibit some autistic traits, but that's due to their upbringing and very limited socialisation.

It's the same type of 'austitic/aspergers' vibe that nerdy TV characters often end up with, such as Sheldon on Big Bang Theory and Spencer Reid on Criminal Minds. It's not due to them actually HAVING the condition, but due to the fact they weren't normally socialised with peers their own age.

Prince George has just turned 11, and everyone he interacts with knows he's going to be King one day, and they'll be treating him differently because of it. From school friends, to teachers, to members of the public. It's no surprise that they all end stilted and weird.

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Prince George has just turned 11

...okay, I just did a double take at this. Holy fuck, I'm old.

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I'm still trying to cope with William not being in his early twenties no more, I can't cope with his kid being on the brink of his teens.