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having an invisible disability can be difficult. people can't physically see your struggles, you constantly get told that you're faking, or your given high expectations because of what people have seen you do. they think that you're capable, or you're not. but I'm here to tell you that it's not a fine line, and some days we're way more capable than others. autism is a spectrum that I fall onto. this book is to share my personal experiences and posts that relate to how autism affects every aspect of my life.

I'm marking the book as mature because some things I talk about could fall under that category, and I also kinda curse a lot, but being autistic is not a trigger nor does it require a warning! please be respectful of that. 

anyways, enjoy the read!All Rights Reserved

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