“Why on earth did I—an anxious, autistic introvert—agree to get married in front of a room full of people? And then spend the rest of the day with them too!”

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Things That Help Me Eat (As An Autistic Adult)

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As an autistic person, eating can be hard. Whether the struggle comes from not knowing when you’re hungry until you start crying at 3pm from overstimulation (spoiler: you’re hungry!),...

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Looking After The Small Things

They think you unimportant. Vulgar things — crawling underground, unseeing and unfeeling. Wriggling bodies with too many legs. Slimy trails, a travelling home, weaver of webs, living in a cocoon, burrowing, burrowing, burrowing. Living with...

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Make Your Poetry Worst Case Scenario

Trigger warnings for themes of gothic horror, which may be upsetting to some audiences.

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Hello lovely readers,

Today’s contribution to my Neuro-Corner of the internet is this poem I wrote...

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