Adulthood... with a chance of autism
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344) I Have Once Again Caused Feelings
In this episode I chat about an encounter I had with another autistic human and what a nice surprise it was. Then I chat about a nasty email I got from someone who didn't like that I referred to the military as a cult and why I stand by my...
Errata
p. 5 — The first printing says eye contact was made with a human while they were speaking. Technically, yes. Attention had already wandered off to rehearse the expression needed when the sentence ended, but the nod landed in the right place...
I Believe Myself Now
I went years cross-examining every need. Now I’m learning to take myself at my word. If you’ve been doing the same, I hope this helps you trust yourself sooner—and saves you some paperwork. (Maybe skip the audio... tangents, swearing...)
overlook
over·look | verb | \ ˌō-vər-ˈlu̇k \
1. To miss something plainly visible
Commonly used for your dignity after waving at someone who wasn’t waving at you, exits, birthdays, the phone you were talking on while looking for it, and the thing...
False Positives
Trauma turned ordinary life into one of those smoke alarms that screams because someone made toast.
Burnt bread.
Emergency!
Steam from the shower.
Emergency!
A loose shoelace.
Probably the beginning of the end.
The calibration never...
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