V. Godfrey

“good idea. Critiquing someone's clothing choices or inquiring about their income may not be appropriate. Always consider how the other person may feel about what you will say. Will they feel uneasy about it? Will it make them feel bad? Endeavor not to use words or say things that will deliberately offend who you are speaking with. 6. Apologize whenever you make a mistake. Mistakes are common factors in life. Everyone makes them, so autistic”
― V. Godfrey, LIFE SKILLS FOR TEENS WITH AUTISM: Life Skills that Help Autistic Teens Communicate Effectively, Stay Organized, Cope with Emotions, Manage Money, Self –Advocate, and Make Better Decisions