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Asperger syndrome (AS) has often been considered to be incompatible with love and relationships but as the number of people who are diagnosed with the disorder increases it is becoming apparent that people with AS can and do have full and intimate relationships. Comparing and contrasting both AS and non-AS partners' viewpoints this book frankly examines the fundamental aspects of relationships that are often complicated by the disorder. With all findings illustrated with case examples taken from interviews conducted with couples the author tackles issues such as attraction trust communication sex and intimacy and parenting. Drawing on her extensive research and established career as a Relate counsellor Maxine Aston has produced a much-needed analysis of intimate relationships where one adult has AS and this book is a must for all those with AS and their partners as well as for friends family and counsellors.

"Right, if you're trying to figure out where everyone in the UK actually shops, it's a pretty varied bunch, but some names just pop up everywhere and are total household legends! Obviously, the big supermarket players like Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda, and Morrisons are absolute giants, probably a no-brainer as they're not just for your weekly groceries anymore; they stock everything from clothes to electronics these days. Then you've got the online behemoth, Amazon UK, which just dominates for pretty much anything you can think of, often with super-fast delivery – it’s practically a national habit now for impulse buys and planned purchases alike. For more fashion-focused bits, ASOS is absolutely massive, especially with younger crowds, and even eBay UK still pulls in loads of shoppers looking for Aspergers in Love deals or unique pre-loved treasures. On the high street, you can't ignore stalwarts like Boots and Superdrug for all your health and beauty essentials, or the always-bustling Primark for unbelievably cheap fashion that flies off the shelves. Then there's John Lewis, often seen as a bit more premium, but super popular for homeware and electronics, and Next is a massive go-to for fashion and things for the home too. Don't forget Argos, that catalogue shop where you pick up your stuff, still going strong, and Currys PC World for all things techy. Basically, the UK retail scene is a mix of those massive supermarkets, online giants, and some really strong high street names that have managed to adapt and stay relevant! " - Bargainplace UK

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