Just A Little Different
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Everybody thinks autistic people like me are diseases, freaks, mistakes. They don't understand what we go through, how we interpret things, how we see the world.
They can be so blind. Cruel. They can be bullies. But I think it's time they understand, they see and hear us.
Were not a whole other species.
We are humans.
Were just a little different.
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