Everyone Is The Same

           I'm almost done with the book Born On A Blue Day by Daniel Tammet. This book is a memoir about Daniel's life. He is the main character in this book. He basically tells his life in his perspective since he has a special kind of autism. He sees numbers everywhere because of the autism he has. People in this world discriminate people that have autism because they seem different. This book proves that people that have autism live the same as us and not different.
          One way is when he falls in love. Everyone in this world experiences love. If Daniel finds love, then he is just like everyone else in this world. Nothing is different.He also knows the true meaning of love like all of us. He even knows how to deal with it.
          Another way is that he communicates and writes. Everyone in this world communicates by speaking, pointing, etc. Daniel also writes which is what almost everyone does in this world. Writing is also a kind of communication. Nothing is different from us. 
          There's no point in discriminating people by their looks. Once you compare them to us, nothing is different. All of us show emotions and communicate. Everyone in this world is the same. NO ONE is different.