For late-identified autistic adults looking back at a life that suddenly reads differently. Come sort through it with someone who’s sorting too ❤️
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The autistic person who has nothing to teach you
When did sharing our autistic experiences become another assignment in personal growth? A closer look at the pressure to make every difficult moment mean something.
What happens when there’s nothing left to say about autism?
Shame Has Copies
Coat pocket—
An invite folded until the paper goes soft at the creases. Wants to go. Also wants the event erased from Earth. Both are true. Deeply, stupidly inconvenient.
Phone draft—
Could you explain the plan more?
Deleted.
Wh...
Fine, w/ Footnotes
Fine.
Doing well.
Easy to be around.
A bit particular.
Fine: Sock seam scraping a toe since breakfast. The fridge hum crowds out the TV. It cuts off. Shoulders drop. Oh. That sound was hurting.
Doing well: The message got sent....
354) A Meat Stick w/ Manners and Trust Issues
I'm one of the vet's favorite customers, I've developed actual human muscles, and I was NICE to the bitch at Aldi. Who the hell am I anymore? Also, the neighbors are still nosy, my chiropractor's giving me weird vibes, and I've got thoughts...
The Autistic Gold Star Program
Lots of us entered the program before anyone knew we were autistic.
Be helpful. Be pleasant. Be easy to teach. Each compliment put a check next to the version of us that worked for somebody else.
Good job!
Please continue being convenien...
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Hello! I'm Ang, a late-identified adult dedicated to helping you feel seen, heard, and delightfully more yourself. Stop by and take a look around. It’s better on this side of the weird \ud83d\udc31
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