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Input: I have an autistic girl in my school who is kind of my friend but not quite. She sits near me at lunch and next to me in one of my classes.

I wouldn’t say I’m extremely nice to her but I wouldn’t say I’m straight up mean to her.

She doesn’t have many other friends and a lot of people give her dirty looks.

She is always asking to borrow a pencil, or an eraser, or a pencil sharpener even though she has one. Often grabbing mine if it is between us. Not even asking just taking it and rolling it around in her hands. She won’t give it back until I ask her to.

Today while I was walking with my friends she walked up to me and started talking, interrupting our conversation. She started brushing up against me — I really hate being touch — I talked to her and them but was kind of ignoring her she kept walking with us and kept saying my name and when I turned to her she was holding one of the draw strings to my hoodie. She didn’t ask, Didn’t say anything just took it. Just was holding it. I didn’t even notice she was touching me.

I freaked out grabbing it and told her to stop touching me. I hate hugs, physical contact in general, and really really hate it when people get to close.

She then kind of walked away, to her group of friends.

I feel Bad but I really really hate touching other people in general. I think I made her sad.

TLDR: freaked out when girl started playing with the draw strings of the hoodie I was wearing.

yelling at autistic girl to stop touching me