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Input: Okay so this happened about 7 years back at school and I still kinda feel bad, found this sub and decided to make this post. My friends still talk about it. I made friends with this weird kid at school (didnt know he had aspergers and might have been autistic), and in class one time I thought it would be funny to prank him, as a friend thing, didnt think it would go that far. My thumb is what you would call a hitchhikers thumb (bends back far, nobody knew), so I decided to make some magic trick up that he couldnt push my thumb back with all his strength. He tried and as he pushed it i let it give out bent it as far back as I could, I yelled in agony pretending he broke my finger and I held it up and said you broke my finger arghhhh. 

Next thing he did was burst out crying, and I kinda sat there like what the fuuuuuck. I didnt know what happened, he kept crying and kept saying he broke my thumb and I was like no man I was kidding its not broken look. And he kept going on freaking out and apologizing and crying and the teacher talked to me after class and was really fucking angry at me. I had no idea, we were like 13 and he probably knew he was special, I knew something was up with him but didnt know he was like that.

He's a great friend, was part of my friend group from year 9 to year 13 and we still play halo together all the time, we are adults now but hes still alot like a kid.

making my special needs friend cry over a prank