Autistic Fantasy – A New Literary Genre

Reappropriating a Definition According to the American Psychological Association, autistic fantasy “is a defense mechanism in which a person deals Continue reading →

Maladaptive Daydreaming or Euadaptive Daydreaming?

  I just watched this video and, like all of Dr. Todd Grande’s videos, it got me thinking. I can Continue reading →

Who Does the Harm – and Why?

I was thinking about my childhood and did some research to help better understand both my past and my current Continue reading →

Autism – Reluctance, Acceptance, Action!

It is with some reluctance that I have started blogging about my experiences as an autistic person. It has been Continue reading →

The Importance of Being Humourous

Do autistic people ‘get’ jokes? Do individuals with autism lack a sense of humour? Do Autistic People Understand Sarcasm? Why Continue reading →

The Interview

Early one morning, I was awakened by a desperate call. I was invited to a job interview, to be held Continue reading →

Autism Portrayed Properly

  I am really enjoying the series Mr. Mercedes. Despite the clichéd ingredients (retired small town detective, divorced, heavy drinker, Continue reading →

I’m Only Human … and I just found out!!

Throughout my journey aboard this rock floating in space, I have paused to obsess over many things. Things that I Continue reading →