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356) Good News About My Ass, Bad News About My Inbox
I'm down 25 pounds so that's pretty damn exciting. My new doctor also wants me wearing a heart monitor for two weeks cuz why not add a little medical surveillance to my life? I'm also talking about Maria Bamford's Netflix documentary, the a...
Excellent Performance. Questionable Working Conditions.
ANNUAL PERFORMANCE REVIEW
Position: The Easygoing Friend
Years of service: Long enough to qualify for a pension.
Job description: Accommodate all requests. Make it look voluntary.
Performance: Outstanding, according to everyone benefi...
The Autistic Art of Having Extremely Specific Opinions
Society could use a little autistic supervision. Not a complete overhaul, just a few corrections before poor judgment becomes standard practice.
Take music. The live recording from 1986 is better than the studio version. The singer was los...
The Autistic Need to Know Why
“Because that’s the way it’s always been done” is an astonishing sentence when examined closely. It suggests that at some point in history, a decision was made, and the rest of humanity agreed to stop thinking about it.
An impressive retir...
Happiness That Never Needs an Audience
The little ceramic frog cost fifty cents. One eye was bigger than the other, and its feet were painted bright orange. There was a chip on its backside, giving it the unfortunate appearance of having survived a tiny bar fight.
It went on th...
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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 🐱
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