
Why I don’t like “Can’t see the Forest for the Trees”
Part of my “late stage autism” is coming to grips with societal norms, practices and vernacular that simply do not Continue reading
Part of my “late stage autism” is coming to grips with societal norms, practices and vernacular that simply do not Continue reading
Recently on Facebook, someone posted: “Much of ‘high-functioning Autism’ is dealing with people who hold you to an impossibly high Continue reading
One of the more frequent questions I encounter is: what are some good books about autism? Since being diagnosed with Continue reading
Like a lot of autistic people, I’m horrible at small talk. It’s easier for me to plan and present a Continue reading
It’s difficult to see the benefits of being autistic when it’s the accumulation of negatives overtime that make life so Continue reading
“What are you thinking?” “Where are you?” “Are you paying attention?” “Where are you drifting off to?” “Where did you Continue reading
I’ve never been comfortable with any portrayal of an autistic person on film or TV. My preference is a portrayal Continue reading
It is with some reluctance that I have started blogging about my experiences as an autistic person. It has been Continue reading