Weird: Life on the Autistic Spectrum
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Last published Fri, Dec 6, 2019
I am autistic.
I was the girl who could spin for several minutes on end without getting dizzy. I was the girl who couldn't stand the texture of mashed potatoes or certain fabrics but could could get a shot without so much as even flinching. I was the girl who could be interested in one topic for months on end without getting bored of it.
I was, I am, and always will be autistic.
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