Actuallyautistic Stories

Hii, this is my little space Journal!! Feel welcome to read it!!

Poems From An Autistic Mind is a collection of poems made by an autistic person who, because of said autism, often feels like they are viewing the world from across a window

"Feliciano would be my age, but...Fate chose otherwise." It might be an accident, but it still matters. Lovino knows. So does Feli - but being dead makes it a little hard to see. Two years on, Lovino's fine with just his brother's ghost for company. But a girl with a haunted house, and a book full of other people's words might change fine into fantastico. Updated tomorrow!

A collection of enlightening perspectives from a very neurologically different person.

The title speaks for itself. Unlike autistic people, who according to Autism Speaks, can't speak for ourselves. Go figure. (Not satire.) (I made this more for myself than anyone else.) (You're welcome.)

Strange things are going on in the secluded cliffside frequented by Tori, an autistic 11th grade girl. Once she begins investigating, it becomes apparent that Tori's unique way of experiencing the world may be the key to saving it.

weekend write in. Prompt Nov 21 shake. The Untold story of the fourth richest man in the UK. Its not looking good.

We all have things that set us apart from others. Our behaviors, our belifes, our choices, and our bodies. No two people live their every day lives the same way. This fact is no exception for Kim Namjoon, a teenage boy with a brilliant mind. Like every other person he has big dreams. He wants to create music and songs that inspire others, one could even say that he is married to the melody. However there is one obstacle that he must constantly overcome in his day to day life. He has High Functioning Autism, a condition that makes certain things more difficult for him than they are for others. His actions are often misunderstood for ignorance by everyone around him who only see him as to put it simply 'That one retarded kid' which gives his mind the false impression that he can't have dreams because he was 'born different'. That is until he meets Kim Seokjin, a new student at his school who shows him that he is not 'born different' but instead 'born to BE different.'

Alice isn't like other girls her age and she is fine with that. Sadly not everyone agrees. Alice seems to get in trouble for what she thought to be usual behavior. When her family becomes concerned she begins to question if its wrong to be who she always was. * The story of an autistic girl living in the late 1800's*

My daughter and I are both autistic, and over the years I have compiled a list (read: Pinterest board) of many great references and helpful articles, which just occurred to me to share here. This book will include info about all aspects of the autism spectrum, as well as sensory disorders, anxiety, ocd, giftedness, twice exceptional people, overexcitabilities, and more. I will also add many of my own thoughts and our experiences living with all of the above so be prepared for my random personal thoughts. If you are autistic or love someone who is, or just want to know more, please enjoy and feel free to ask respectful questions!

𝐌𝐎𝐋𝐋𝐘 just wants peace, quiet and to get a handle on her new powers. 𝐋𝐀𝐔𝐑𝐄𝐍 is trying to balance her work as an agent of SHEILD and looking after her sister, Molly. Family can be tricky, but an invasion of aliens can be trickier. [The Avengers] [Winter Soldier] [Age of Ultron] [Civil War] [Infinity War] [Endgame]

Wendy Wellcott wants to be normal. One day, she meets a man that claims he can help her. But are the sacrifices worth it? A Please Stand By x Silent Voice cross over fan fiction. This fan fiction takes place one year after the events of Please Stand By and Silent Voice respectively.

The weekend writein prompt Plan B. In an apocalyptic environment Plan A does not always go to plan.

Violet Davies: the older twin by 45 seconds. Avid artist, not so avid social butterfly. She has to come to terms with her new-ish autism diagnosis when she and her family move towns, forcing her to deal with the change from her old art school--even if the people there caused her havoc--to the big, surrounded by rolling hills ritzy Green Acres High School--and how her autism plays a part in that, while remembering she is autistic, but she is other things too. Trevor Davies: varsity basketball captain, the younger twin by 45 seconds, but who has always felt a need to be protective. Not just of his sister, but of everyone, especially himself. The scars his father left him are internal, but they ache as if they weren't. What happens when he is forced to deal with his feelings, his vices stripped from him? Sonia Katz: A confident, self-assured, but kind aspiring tattoo artist and lesbian. She meets Violet, and has to grapple the task of telling her dicey parents who she is as she falls for the shy, yet expressive girl. These three individuals, as different as their destinations may seem, have to work through their own struggles, and help each other along the way.

Written by an autistic person, for autistic people, this book explains my personal experience and research with working. Not every autistic person is the same, but I can at least share my experience to try and help others with finding the perfect job.

Weekend write in - September 2021 prompt skill.

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Curious about autism? This resource for writers talks about what autism is and how to write an autistic character. Autism is a lifelong neurodevelopmental disability that affects around 1 in 59 people. Every autistic person is different. Most autistic people typically experience some or all of the common autistic traits, which include developmental delays, difficulty mind-reading, sensory issues, need for routine, stimming, and difficulty understanding and coping with emotions. This resource is intended to be autistic-friendly. This is a space for good-faith learning and positivity. It is OK to have questions and to not know things. People commenting in bad faith will be blocked, and possibly reported. (Please do not try to debate mean people.)