Autistic Stories

Peyton is a 16 year old boy with autism, he doesn't have friends as he just joined school after moving to a new town called Ravenswood. He wears baggy hoodies and absolutely loves animals. Then in comes 18 year old Cole, a mysterious boy with a leather jacket and a motorcycle. He's minding his own business until one day he runs into an odd small boy with curly hair. What happens when two very different people cross paths?

Where Taehyung finds Yoongi, a homeless boy with autism, freezing to death on a rainy night. He takes the boy to his home. He finds out that the boy has been abused for a long time and has a tragic backstory. Will Taehyung be able to help Yoongi? Main ship: Taegi Side ships: Jikook Namjin Started: 26/08/2021 ____________________ Rankings: #1 in "Autism" 22/02/2022 #2 in "Taegi" 04/06/2022 #2 in "Taegi" 15/09/2022

Twenty-two-year-old Ethan West has autism. He doesn't know how to tie shoelaces. He doesn't know how to ride a bike. He doesn't know what you shouldn't talk about in public. He doesn't know how to lie. I am Elizabeth Thall. People say I'm the prettiest girl in the senior year. I had my whole life figured out. I thought I knew everything. Then I met him. He was different from anyone I had ever known. He was unswervingly loyal. He was so brutally honest he made me want to cry. But he also made me smile like never before. I fell irrevocably in love with him. There was no other way. But I found out that he wasn't mine to love.

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Diffrent stories about people on Diffrent parts of the autism spectrum. Sum may be longer then others.

The Silent Anchor For Nick, the world has always been loud. Bright lights, unexpected changes, crowded rooms, and conversations that move too quickly can turn an ordinary day into an exhausting one. As an autistic young man with Level 2 support needs and anxiety, he's learned that life isn't about overcoming who he is-it's about finding people who understand him. Charlie has understood him since they were teenagers. Now in their twenties, they share a small apartment, quiet routines, and a love that doesn't need grand gestures to be extraordinary. Their relationship is built on patience, trust, and the little things: five-minute warnings, colour-coded calendars, favourite mugs, gentle reminders, and simply sitting together in comfortable silence. But life doesn't always follow a plan. When unexpected moments shake the routines they've carefully built, Nick and Charlie must learn that love isn't about preventing life's storms-it's about being the safe place each other returns to when they pass. A gentle, heartfelt story about autism, anxiety, unconditional love, and discovering that your greatest strength isn't finding someone to fix you... ...it's finding someone who makes you feel safe enough to be yourself.

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

19-year-old Rhiannon Jones wants nothing more than to escape the boring everyday of her life in England, and she has always dreamt of living in New York City. So when she gets the opportunity to go and study abroad at Columbia University, she jumps at the chance. She thinks it will also allow her to make some new friends, and finally find somewhere she belongs after years of not fitting in anywhere. And she does end up finding a friend when she meets Jack Metzger, who is one of her new roommates at Columbia, and who turns out to be the only person she's ever met who sees the world the same way she does. They quickly become close, and Rhiannon can't help but wonder if there could be something more than friendship between them. Will she follow her heart, or will she hide her feelings in fear of losing the one person who truly understands her?

Life is full of changes, we all know that, right? Although we see this as something very easy to deal with, for others... This is not always the case. Thus begins the story of Serena Marshall, a 12-year-old girl who has to adapt to a new life after moving to a new city. Now forced to deal with a complicated, unfamiliar and unpredictable environment for her, Serena knows that her first year at that new school won't be easy; so she will have to adjust, find her place and, above all, face one of the most difficult and important challenges of her life: Making friends.

autism ˈɔːtɪz(ə)m/ noun a mental condition, present from early childhood, characterized by great difficulty in communicating and forming relationships with other people and in using language and abstract concepts.

Alana Peters is a 12- year old girl who has been reported by her teachers to be struggling with her behavior and attention in the classroom. Her teachers recommend for her to get tested for autism and adhd but when it comes back that she has autism her whole world changes. ⚠️This story is being written by a teenager with autism, adhd, anxiety and ocd. Nothing is trying to be stereotypical or bad. ⚠️

A story where openly lesbian sixteen year old Mackenzie Coyle is forced to attend a summer camp due to her brother becoming a counsellor, she hates it there and what doesn't help is her cabin mates, especially Karina Brandman and her upbeat, energetic energy.

Blue skies and green trees. Doing a puzzle while listening to music. Talking to Naveen. Drawing beautiful people. Hugging my cat. A text from Naveen. Playing ukulele and singing along. Waking up late and not having to do anything. Going home after a party and taking a shower. The list of little but important things was going to take her to happiness. She would learn how to see past the negativity that clouded her mind and focus on the good things in life. The plan sounded so easy, but Jane knew it would be like learning how to walk. One step at a time. This is a story about an autistic girl trying to find happiness, love and friendship despite seeing the world different than most people. It is based on real life events, so I'm pretty much making it up as I go.

At twenty-one, Ben lives in a world of precise lines and quiet patterns. He is non-verbal, autistic, and currently trapped in a physical nightmare. A rotting tooth has turned his jaw into a source of agonizing pain, but the help available is a different kind of torture. Traditional dentists are a storm of high-pitched kindness, invasive small talk, and chaotic waiting rooms. For Ben, the wait for a specialist sedation clinic is eighteen months long - time he doesn't have. Desperate, Deborah scours the internet for a suitable dentist for Ben. She reads reviews of every practice finding each one unhelpful. But then she finds Rose Avenue. Dr. Martin Vane. The reviews describe him as clinical, blunt, and eerily precise. They speak of a man who runs a silent clinic where efficiency is god and bedside manner is non-existent. He sounds perfect. He sounds like the only man Ben might actually let touch him. But when she takes the leap and travels to Rose Avenue, Deborah discovers that reputation and reality have begun to drift apart. The sanctuary she expected is under threat, and the clinical silence she was promised is being drowned out by a world that values pleasantries over precision. With Ben's pain reaching a breaking point, Deborah is forced to go beyond the local clinics and hunt for the Stone Man herself.

Fleur knows she's different, but if she could say so, scream it to the sky, she wouldn't be able to explain it; not even to herself. (A.N.: This is a random vent about being autistic and nnnehhh just stuff I've been feeling lately. This has been in my drafts for a while, I don't remember why I titled it Green Eyes lmao. I'll make something up later ig.)

I'm actually autistic and decided I wanted to public poems about autism.

a story in which kj brandman has to come to terms with her autism&feelings for mackenzie coyle.

Whimsy is a lonely, fantasy-prone girl who often wonders whether she is from another planet. Determined to make a friend, she sets out to study the strange creatures on the playground. Instead of finding friends, she creates enemies!

The US was hiding something. Everyone knew it, but few knew what exactly. Here's the story of how the other countries found out about the five-hundred year old plot to hide things from the other countries.

Jade always loved the stories her father used to tell her as a child about the magic of thunderstorms. When she moves to Durban to live with him, she can't resist going out in the middle of the thunderstorm. She's not the only one out in the storm that night.