Aspergers Stories

{A Kaylor Family Fic} "I wonder if inside my head I'm not just a bit different from some of my friends" Josefina has always been that being different is bad. Why else would her birth family try so hard to make her act like everyone else? Josie has never been able to see the world the way other people do. But, when she meets Karlie and Taylor, she learns that maybe being unique is not a bad thing after all.

Freen, an astronomer, has always found solace in the stars. A prodigy who finished her Master degree by 24, also teaches part-time at her alma mater, Chulalongkorn University. Orphaned young and having lost her beloved aunt seven years ago, Freen lives a life shaped by quiet routines and empty rooms, where her telescope is her only constant companion. Her one true warmth comes from the local orphanage, where she volunteers to fill the silent spaces in her heart. Rebecca, diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome, finds her entire universe not in the sky, but in the machines that conquer it. Aeroplanes are her world - their engines, models, wingspans, histories, even the aircraft used in the world wars. Her vast knowledge and intense fascination with aviation are her primary ways of understanding and connecting with the world. Raised by orphanage owners Dion and Helena Armstrong, Rebecca lost her mother a decade ago and now navigates life under the gentle care of her father, Dion. One day, during her usual visit to the orphanage, Dion asked Freen for a favour - one that would change her life forever. P/s: Asperger's Syndrome, a form of Autism Spectrum Disorder, is a developmental disorder. People who have this type of ASD tend to have a hard time relating to others socially. They may stick to a very specific routine and have a narrow set of interests. Although the term Asperger's isn't an official diagnosis anymore, some people still use the term to describe autistic people who are "high-functioning" or who have low support needs.

Two friends who were training to be professional merfolk become real merfolk one of them autistic. They are on the big adventure of their lives to save the world. Note I don't own H2O Just Add Water or Mako Mermaids all copyrights to these shows belong to Jonanthan M. Shiff Productions. I wrote this story because I was inspired by my friendship with someone who I'm close friends with, the fact she and I are working on becoming a professional merfolk, and we like both shows. Plus I also wanted to make a character with autism for the H2O universe not to mention I also wrote this to help me deal with anxiety.

Nigel is gone for too long, and comes back to the aftermath of a meltdown, something he's never really seen before.

In a loud, dirty, cruel world, it's hard to keep calm at any given time. Especially for Finn who must grow up in said world with autism. When the world around you is so inconsiderately loud, it doesn't take much to fall for the only one who whispered. Or Finn has autism and Noah is neat, kind and quiet enough

EVERYDAY LIFE OF AN ASPIE is a comprehensive guide and tour to what Aspergers Syndrome is all about. Little or inaccurate information exists about this psychological disorder. Kerrin, an educated and well-read young woman with this disorder who is well known on You-tube and Facebook for her passion in enlightening people about Aspergers Syndrome, finally puts her vast knowledge and experience into paper. She writes about the disorder and relates her own life experiences, for the readers to know what Aspergers Syndrome patients, whom she calls 'Aspies' go through every day. Being an Aspie is not a curse, neither is it a tragedy. Aspies are unique, talented, resourceful and special group of people. They should not be stigmatized and seen as abnormal. Rather, they should be accepted, loved and allowed into the society at large, supported and reached out to. More research should be done on how to help them with this disorder. This book provides a lot of information about what life is for those with this condition, which cannot be provided by those that are not in the shoes. It would be of great help to medical experts to learn more about this disorder with its right diagnosis. Also, for the public to have a better awareness and understanding about it and for them to know how to love, treat, support, and show care to those with it.

Max Parker, The Boy Next Door, is a heartbreaking yet hilarious love story about two teenagers, Max and Lexie. Lexie suffers from abuse and is autistic, Max is the school Bad Boy, but gives it all up for her.

Adam and Nigel go to the beach, and Adam goes too far out.

Master pickpocket, Nigel, takes Adams favorite stim toy on accident.

Tom Cashlin was a greedy teenage boy who proposed to his girlfriend and then became a paraplegic after he slipped on jetties. His fiancé dumps him after he becomes poor and his goofy friend Jeff Dyson pays him to date Annemarie Gilligan to which he agrees than later falls in love with her. But what happens when she finds out the truth?

A fictional memoir of a brother and sister's intertwined fate and inner landscapes, Requiem explores dysfunctional relationships and their individual struggles to find what they can, and can't, live without. After the sudden death of their mother, siblings Sven and Sigrid face numerous upheavals. Sigrid recalls her perception of their losses--detailing the relative isolation in which they were raised--an atmosphere which precipitates a crisis that threatens the siblings' mutual survival. Only afterwards does she begin to piece together a clearer picture of their childhood, revealing both the extent of cycling violence and the secrets her older brother tried to hide from her. Random Excerpt: "Beyond excited to announce that I'm giving up! No dating for this guy, not anymore. I'm so grateful for this opportunity to restrict myself exclusively to one-night stands and can't wait to see where this decision takes me. Today is the first day of the rest of my life and I will start as I mean to go on: I plan on being as useless as the G in lasagna." He'd disappeared into his room, coming back with a large bottle of scotch. "Dear liver, it's going to be a rough ride till the end of the year. Stay strong my precious champion, stay strong," he mumbled, rubbing his beer belly. "Adulthood in general is bullshit." "Life is bullshit," I corrected him. "Aww, our dark little bundle of thunderstorm," Seamus fake-cooed. "Why did adults lie to us all those years about how great it is, making it sound like there's an obvious path, a life plan that's a matter of course."

Los Angeles, the City of Angels has two sides: one side that exploits glamour, fame, and fortune; the other side is infested with crime, corruption and supernatural horrors. Standing in between these sides is a lone vigilante; his name, Darksun is an urban whisper among the city's most wanted. He rids the city of its dark side and protects humans from the dark forces that lurk their very streets. When Officer Jake O'Neil of the LAPD slowly becomes obsessed with a case involving Darksun, he learns of his personal connections to the vigilante. Has he dipped his toes into something he was not ready for? But when Jake uncovers the secret world of the magi, gods, demons and his own strange connection to Darksun, everything he thought he knew would change his life forever. (Author's Note: This is the current draft, as i might update it later on in some capacity)

Desperate times call for desperate measures. When drunk and unemployed Nathan Williams accidentally made an account in a shady sugar daddy site, he never knew that his interviewer would find out about it, let alone offer him a job he could not refuse. Meet Daniel Westminster who knows by heart that he is gay but nobody seems to believe it including his own family. Even more so, his family wants him to marry his childhood friend, Victoria, who happens to have a huge crush on him since forever. So what choice does he have to prove it? He simply hires someone to pretend to be his boyfriend.

Autism. A word most people avoid. All those negative connotations. Stupid. Weird. Retarded. Helpless. But that's not the whole story. Not two different sides of the same coin but more sides beyond. Each one is a little different. And this one is mine. Living with Asperger's Syndrome is both wonderful and confusing. Colorful and chaotic. I'm not just Autistic. I'm an individual. This is the secret I know and that others will learn: I am different but not less.

Are you an Aspie who's in the struggle to find oneself? Don't worry! You've officially found a safe space here! Hi! I'm Janu_K! I am a teen Aspie, whose goal is to discover more about being an Aspie and learn to understand not just myself, but as part of an Aspie community. Don't be afraid, okay? It's open for everyone to read and learn more about being an Aspie. _________________________________________________________________________________ ~IMPORTANT NOTES~ 1) This is not a story or fanfiction, it's based on journal entries by my own. 2) I'm not an expert or professional at this. I'm merely writing based on my thoughts and experiences. 3) Feel free to leave your honest comments down below :)

Two problems. One solution. And a crash landing into love. Things Pippa enjoys: her job, airplanes, synonyms and tropical fish. Things Pippa does not enjoy: repeating patterns, tight clothes, people asking why she's single and school reunions. After four months of only speaking over intercom, when air-traffic controller Pippa Edwards finally meets pilot Andrew Boyce-Jones face-to-face, they discover they've got much more in common than simply working at the same airport. In fact . . . they both need a date. Tired of every relationship ending before it's even begun, Pippa wants to evade the inevitable questions at her dreaded ten-year school reunion in Cape Town. And Andrew needs to get his well-meaning family off his back about settling down. The solution seems simple. A pact - a fake dating pact - for as long as it's mutually beneficial. It's perfect. Or at least it would be if their very real attraction wasn't about to make Pippa question everything she thought she wanted. . .

For Ana, it felt like a switch had been turned on inside her. She could sense freedom, imagine possibilities she hadn't thought possible. She wants to leave her caregivers, and when she does, she wants to take Evan with her. In fact, she must take Evan, because he is the only one who can show her the way to The Place - the only place she can recall ever feeling completely happy. ... In a world that bleeds with environmental disasters, genetic mutations become more common - some genes get lost and other, silent genes get turned on. Nature offers infinite possibilities to ensure life continues through genetic codes that struggle to survive, unheard and often unnoticed. It is a battle where dominant, aggressive genes best suited to the environment will succeed. Both Ana and Evan have been labelled with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) - a genetic disorder, affected by the environment. It is a world wide condition, knowing no boundaries and increasing rapidly. Since disabilities such as ASD are triggered by our changing environment, and since these disabilities are rapidly changing and increasing in frequency, it is entirely possible that the ideal "disability" could give some humans an evolutionary advantage over other humans. ... Imagine having a disability so severe you need 24 hour care. Imagine wanting to leave your home and caregivers to live in the one place you feel at peace. Imagine discovering you have abilities far beyond the norm. Imagine finding other people with similar abilities and disabilities, willing to risk everything to follow you. Imagine freedom. Ana did.

"Okay, but what if... Adam was a Romanian gangster and Nigel was an American with Aspergers?"

The Title Explains It All Doesn't It?

This is your brain on Aspergers.