Actuallyautistic Stories

This book is a raw, reflective journey through fear, self awareness, faith, and healing. Told through quiet moments, spontaneous drives, music, and inner dialogue, it explores what it means to sit with discomfort instead of fighting it and to slowly learn self compassion. Blending personal experience with spirituality, autism, and mental health, the author reflects on how fear can shift from a burden to a guide, and how presence, honesty, and small perspective changes can lead to meaningful growth. This is not a story of perfection or instant healing, but of learning to move forward gently, imperfectly, and with faith.

Stefanie never thought she would find friends who truly understood her. Growing up with autism, she always felt like she was speaking a different language. But when she met Yu - a chaotic, forgetful, ADHD riddled young man, her world opens up. Soon, she is surrounded by a fond family of neurodivergent misfits: Eclaire, who runs everywhere and forgets everything, Justin, who recruits strangers into his track club with zero shame, James who barely speaks but has more to say than anyone realises. This is the story of their daily lives - the struggles, laughters, love and chaos

Tengen and his wives operate in their usual flashy chaos

Personal essays, poetry, a mix of everything as I sort out my life. #RedInstead

When Emma impulsively sits across from a stranger at a fast-food restaurant, she doesn't expect to find someone who finally gets her. Hei counts his fries and calculates the perfect bite - and he doesn't think she's weird for talking too much. No masking. No judgment. Just two neurodivergent souls falling in love - one parallel play date at a time. A slice-of-life romance about ADHD, autism, and finding your person.

Twenty-three year old, Amara Thomas has never fitted in with the crowd and never really understood why for the longest time. All she wanted to do was fit in with the people around her and to be understood. Recently Amara whole world comes crumbling down when she finds out that the reason behind her quirky and awkward nature is due to her Autism. Follow along side Amara as with her learning about herself and autism, her desire to belong, and the things that really matter with the support of her best friends.

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.

The official campaign book of ProjectAutistic.

so i've found that most conversations surrounding agere are either shockingly neurotypical or only disabilities like did are mentioned. (which isn't a bad thing btw, sorry if i sound negative!) so, i'm gonna be using this book to talk about being autistic and a little. this includes my experience n stuff, so yea!

Working around a series of prompts for the autism acceptance month. I wrote whatever came to my mind and didn't rewrite after that because I wanted to be as sincere and authentic as possible.

After four months of trying to understand herself, Temperance finally accepts it. She isn't a freak, she isn't just too sensitive, she's autistic. Everything about her is perfectly right, even if other people don't see that. It feels nice to understand herself. --- 7 scenes, 19 years. A bit of a memoir to growing up autistic.

Weekend write in November 2021. Prompt voice. Two stories. All they want is a pint of beer. Advocacy grows after a group do gaming.

In a magical kingdom, a princess who sees the world differently discovers her unique mind is her greatest power. Guided by a glowing rainbow infinity symbol, she journeys beyond the castle, finding love, strength, and magic within herself. When darkness rises, she must embrace who she truly is-because her differences are the key to saving everything.

I don't know what this is but hi have a journal

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*

Every witch returns from the Trials except one. Valerie Hardy, a gifted witch who hopes to change the world, has dreamed of competing in the Trials since she was a little girl. The winner becomes the next Ascendant, spending the rest of their life alone in service to the community. Winning is nearly impossible, but that doesn't mean Valerie can't do her best and make friends. Along with talented sweetheart Kiana and nonbinary challenger Blair, Valerie aims to reach the top and prove to herself that she's good enough to do something meaningful with her life. Valerie has grown up supporting her autistic brother and volunteering as much as she can with her best friend, Daniela. She's ready to have her character, skills, and dedication tested. But making a real difference is about more than being good, and it may require things she doesn't expect. Sapphic (GirlxGirl/GL), neurodiversity-affirming, and without AI. Rated PG. All art by Luna Rose unless stated otherwise.

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