Thank you. When I was finally diagnosed with ADHD in adulthood I was telling my psychologist I was worried people would see it as an excuse. He looked at me and said "ADHD is not an excuse, it's a reason and that reason is not your fault". He gave a good example of a kid with ADHD going to school and telling the teacher "I forgot to take my medication today so I can't do any work". That would be using your diagnosis as an excuse. The kid goes to school and says "I forgot to take my medication today so it's going to be difficult for me today, please understand that I'm trying" is stating your diagnosis as a reason. I think about that conversation a lot when people comment that I've "drifted off into space", I'm too loud, too talkative or even too quiet.
It was painful to see Emma try to fight for Nasseh's attention. Whether we have autism or not I think we've all been in a "someone's not that into you, but you still want to try in hope they change their mind" situation at some point in our life. Liking someone doesn't mean they're going to like to you back. I think Emma has finally realized that having sex with Nasseh doesn't mean he's interested in her, he's just interested in sex and she was available, and that's hard to fully understand and accept no matter how your brain works.