This study is about people with Asperger syndrome and their difficulties in all kinds of communication in society. Through the language we code objects and events to remember and observe the environment. The aim is to compare research with the actual experiences of people with Asperger syndrome, in relation to their difficulties in society / communication. Three questions have been given extra attention. The first is what similarities and differences there are between people with Asperger syndrome. How do they hemselves experience their communication with others? The second question is how the actual experiences of people with Asperger syndrome seem to equal to the research. The third and final question is if there are any communication problems in the autobiographies that they might not experience themselves. In the analysis qualitative data is collected through autobiographies and research. As method Gadamer's hermeneutik is used during adaptation. The research and the autobiographies often walk hand in hand, but one result of the study is that the genus perspective was lost in the research. The females act differently than males in the autobiographies. Another result is that the research can't keep up with it's time, so when the time changes the research doesn't change with it.