Ask an Autist by Mette Marie Ivie
Mette Marie IvieSometimes I love being autistic. Sometimes I hate it--because the world hates autists.
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Cookbooks Are Not the Boss of Me
I was reading the memoir Kissing Girls on Shabbat by Sara Glass this week and she offered one line that struck me hard and keeps making me feel like it explains so much about my life: cookbooks are not the boss of me. My kids (and others) h...
Does Autism Make Me Too Loud?
We are a very loud family. One of my in-laws sometimes gets out his phone to measure the decibel level. It is often above 100. Sometimes 120. This is very, very loud.
Loneliness
I’ve spent most of life unsure what loneliness feels like. I always thought I just didn’t get lonely. In elementary school, maybe I felt lonely, but a lot of that was the sense of being vulnerable on the playground without anyone to play wi...
Pattern of Wrecked Friendships
When I was going through the process of being diagnosed with autism, two questions I was asked were about if I had been bullied in childhood and if I had a pattern of ruined friendships. At the time, I was insistent that these weren’t true ...
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Once and Future Writer, retired Ironman athlete, wrestling with God and Mormonism, and having my best/worst life
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