How do autistic children grow to be?

I can only speak for my own daughter as each person is different. She has shown little interest in a relationship with anyone. She is interested in having a career, but I don't see her getting married. Things change though and anything is possible.

I guess it all depends on the level of Autism this person has. SOme people with Autism have married & have had a normal life. So, yes, to all your questions... But remember, there are several different spectrums of Autism... so each case is different.

It really does depend on the individual child. Autism is a spectrum of disorders. Some lead more normal lives than others. I have a neighbor who has Aspergers syndrome which is part of the Autism spectrum. She's married has been for 20+ years so it's a successful marriage, she keeps livestock, and runs her own successful business.

They have every chance at doing everything... depending on how the Spectrum affects them. Each child is different so each adult is. My uncle who has ASD is a lone gay man. He is too smart to be stood most of the time so he has many acquaintances but only a few friends. On the other side, there is a great woman who has 2 grown girls, two ex-husbands, and is about to retire from being an early childhood therapist. I think that one should NEVER give up on giving their child as full of a life as they can have.