Sometimes I love being autistic. Sometimes I hate it--because the world hates autists.
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I remember as a kid that I was assiduous about following directions. I read all the rules the teachers posted. I followed every rule. I also raised my hand and reported on people who weren’t following the rules. Because that was one of the ...
Sometimes I encounter well-meaning people who want to tell me that they value me by saying, “Well, I don’t think you’re autistic” and what they mean is “I don’t think anything is wrong with you.” And I try to accept this in the spirit in wh...
When I talked to my mother (who is now 94) about my autism diagnosis, I remember her listening carefully and then saying, “Well, if that’s autism, then everyone I know is autistic. And I like autistic people.”
When I was first diagnosed with autism, I read through the report with many difficult emotions. I was disgusted with myself and how I had let myself unmask around a total stranger. Instead of forcing myself to hold back and do stupid small ...
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