Honestly. The best you can do is make an effort, I'm high functioning asd (Aspergers) and I had issues with it too, and not many people made an effort with me, but when they do, it means the world. Best thing you can do to start understanding eachother better too is to help her understand social cues and such, like if you are having a conversation and something confuses her or upsets her when it seemed harmless to you, try to reassure her and explain the context as best you can. And try to be patient with her, it can be difficult but patience and communication are your best tools
Since being on the autistic spectrum affects a person's social skills, ability to socialize and connect with others. She should be glad that she is born a woman because she's not expected to be The confident assertive one or not expected to approach guys or take the lead in anything
Opinion
2Opinion
Just be there for them and don't judge them too much for being different.
See a doctor
You can also add your opinion below!
