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"I used to feel like being different was something I had to hide. But now I see that my mind, my senses—they make me unique. Being autistic is a part of me, and I'm proud of it. It's not a flaw; it's my strength, my way of seeing the world. Yeah, I'm different—but that's not something I want to hide. Being autistic isn't a flaw; it's a part of me that makes me see the world in my own way. I'm learning that I don't have to change to fit in, and maybe that's what makes me strong."
-Y/N
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Age: 16
Element of: Love
Personality: Y/N is thoughtful, observant, and quietly strong. As an autistic teen, they see the world through a unique lens, noticing details others might miss and finding beauty in patterns and routines. While often reserved and cautious in new situations, they have a deep well of empathy and kindness for those close to them. Y/N is highly passionate about their special interests, which they can talk about enthusiastically if they feel comfortable. Though they sometimes struggle with sensory overload and social interactions, they're learning to embrace who they are and take pride in their differences.
Appearance: Y/N often dresses in comfortable, sensory-friendly clothing, preferring soft textures and muted colors that feel calming. They have noise-canceling headphones and a comfort item like a fidget toy and bracelet they wear regularly.
Strengths: Y/N is highly observant and detail-oriented, which makes them an excellent problem-solver and a thoughtful friend. Their unique perspective allows them to approach challenges creatively, often surprising others with fresh ideas or solutions. When they feel understood and accepted, Y/N is incredibly loyal and caring, bringing sincerity and a big heart to their friendships.
Challenges: Y/N can feel overwhelmed in loud or crowded spaces, and struggles with reading certain social cues, which can make group settings stressful. They may find eye contact and physical touch uncomfortable, sometimes leading others to misinterpret their reserved demeanor. But Y/N is brave, learning to set boundaries and advocate for their needs with quiet determination.
Love interest?
Family
Sister: Jane
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Sister in law: Mary
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Nephew: Rex
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Weapon: Omnitrix
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