My son (10) who has autism, and I, were having lunch in the equivalent of the WJ on Carnival last year and he dropped a piece of cake. He started to get upset when I told him he couldnt eat it. Some (rude) guy came up and said, TO HIM, not me, "some of us would like to have a quiet lunch" I told him he had autism and doesnt understand, he said "oh" and walked away. No apoligies. My son is very well behaved and just wanted the cake. He ruined my whole vacation. I started crying and went back to the cabin for the rest of the day.
There are a few times when it is ok to get upset at someone in public. This is one of them. I have a feeling that he would be avoiding me for the rest of the cruise.
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There are a few times when it is ok to get upset at someone in public. This is one of them. I have a feeling that he would be avoiding me for the rest of the cruise.