Adulthood... with a chance of autism
Autistic Ang, Mark M, An Autistic DadFor late-identified autistic adults, this is a space where you'll feel seen, heard, and valued—because your stories matter ❤️
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The Fear of Being Boring—And the Discovery That You’re Anything But
There’s a moment—maybe you were 6, maybe 16—when you realized people weren’t listening the way you listened to them. That your excitement made others uncomfortable. That your thoughts, so vivid and alive in your head, landed dull and heavy ...
The Mind That Refuses to Abandon You
They handed you a game with invisible rules and punished you for not playing along. Told you your resistance was “overreacting.” That your certainty was “rigidity.” That being yourself was only acceptable in small, quiet doses.
252) Told a Lady to Stop Yelling at Her Kids, and My Butt Gremlin is Now in Witness Protection
I sent an embarrassing text to someone by accident. About a butt gremlin. Also told a lady at Wegmans to stop yelling at her kids and was reminded of the time I pretended to be CPS. Also, still can't kick this cookies n cream addiction. Hel...
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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.
I am committed to showing up with loving kindness. See chat for more details.
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