Christine Wintermeier shares her experiences with her son Marvin, who has Asperger's syndrome, a form of autism. Even in early childhood, it becomes apparent that Marvin is different from other children, for example, in his play and speech. He can absorb and retain knowledge very quickly and is fascinated by technology. However, his physical and emotional resilience shows clear limits. He does not easily grasp emotional behaviors and interpersonal skills through intuition and imitation; instead, he must learn them through instruction and consideration. Professionals and his social environment assess him very differently, with opinions ranging from "highly gifted" to "on the verge of intellectual disability." Ultimately, the diagnosis is confirmed: Asperger's syndrome. Thanks to his mother's tireless commitment and support from Mo.