Actuallyautistic Stories

Alice isn't like other girls her age and she is fine with that. Sadly not everyone agrees. Alice seems to get in trouble for what she thought to be usual behavior. When her family becomes concerned she begins to question if its wrong to be who she always was. * The story of an autistic girl living in the late 1800's*

When Emma impulsively sits across from a stranger at a fast-food restaurant, she doesn't expect to find someone who finally gets her. Hei counts his fries and calculates the perfect bite - and he doesn't think she's weird for talking too much. No masking. No judgment. Just two neurodivergent souls falling in love - one parallel play date at a time. A slice-of-life romance about ADHD, autism, and finding your person.

She'll be the Robin hood of their story but who will be the Robin hood of hers. __________________________ Written through a third person narrative, we get to see the life of sick Josie, who is battling cancer, and her little Down Syndrome brother as they traverse back and fourth to an alternate dimension where they are apart of a group of most wanted bandits. In their fantasy land they are heroes, feeding the hungry and bringing justice to an old town, but once they return they are again faced with the striking truth that Josie is still fighting for her life. "In either worlds, in either fights there must always be a winner and a loser. Unfortunately for Josie she won't be able to win every battle she is fighting" Dedicated to my brother, Joseph McBean, strongest boy I know. Most Impressive Rankings -------------------------- #1 Down syndrome #3 Cancer Survivor #17 Bandits #47 Survivor

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Just poems I wrote as an autistic person. I hope you enjoy

The 5th book of poems that I've written The Blue Book and the poems that it contains were written between March 2018 and April 2019. Just freeform poems about life and my mental health.

Autism from the perspective of a woman on the spectrum

My dissertation was rated a 1:1 an it's especially helpful to read if you identify as female and have a hard time trying to get loved ones and friends to believe you have autism. That's actually a fundamental basis of my research. I knew from 12 but didn't get diagnosed until 17 because of those unfortunate social biases. I'm sharing this because I needed this when I was growing up and by "this" I mean something that is not too hard to digest, but accurate and educational, because sometimes understanding is all you need to stay afloat. My original story's title "I won't force you to love me" is kind of confrontational, so it should be interpreted as "I will not be a different person from the one I am, just to gain your approval". There are many more insights that might be added to the end, which couldn't fit in the 10-12k word limit. I'm just so excited to finally share it all, since I'm finally passed the assessment phase.

"I wasn't normal and it was all right. I wasn't normal and it was encouraged. I wasn't normal and it was celebrated." A short slam poem about the daily life of a teen on the autism spectrum, about the roles we are all forced to take and what happens when we choose to break away from them.

Join the cast of Thousand Dollar Friend in an anthology of short stories exploring friendship, disability, and the complicated process of growing up. NOTES: These stories are generally PG. The discussion space is meant to be friendly and safe for minors. Hate towards people with disabilities, any letter in the LGBTQIAPN+ community, or other groups isn't welcome.

𝘪𝘯 𝘸𝘩𝘪𝘤𝘩 𝗸𝗮𝗿𝗹𝗮 𝚛𝚊𝚗𝚝𝚜 𝚊𝚋𝚘𝚞𝚝 𝚝𝚑𝚎𝚒𝚛 𝚑𝚢𝚙𝚎𝚛-𝚏𝚒𝚡𝚊𝚝𝚒𝚘𝚗𝚜

so i've found that most conversations surrounding agere are either shockingly neurotypical or only disabilities like did are mentioned. (which isn't a bad thing btw, sorry if i sound negative!) so, i'm gonna be using this book to talk about being autistic and a little. this includes my experience n stuff, so yea!

join me on a journey of ramblings and moonlight admissions. this is a collaborative piece so please reach out to us if you would like to become apart of the midnight admissions crew or alternatively you can anonymously on Tumblr via: Soupyisdead. "What mental health needs is more sunlight, more candor, more unashamed conversation" -Glenn close

so I've done many of these and I'm Autistic and I have lots of things to talk about with being Autistic and my parents don't understand that sometimes I just can't do or understand curtain things they say or do so this is something that I can say what I want about being Autistic!

These writing examples are meant to accompany my nonfiction piece "Autism 101." They contain examples that illustrate tips on writing a well-rounded autistic character.

Read through episodes of Lotta's life! She got falsely diagnosed with ADHD, yet somehow feels different- How will she resolve the conflict of sometimes disturbing therapies, destructive thoughts, being a „difficult child" and gaining independence as she grows up? Please note: 1) I am not a native English writer. If you find any mistakes, feel free to comment and correct, I don't take it personal. Help me to develop my skills in writing, if you feel like it! 2) Any questions about personal backgrounds are absolutely allowed to be asked by personal message- Please refrain from asking in comments, I won't answer personal things where everyone can see them. 3) Please tell me if anything bothers you in general, no matter whether logical mistakes or a false depiction of a group of persons you belong to or know better! 4) Lotta will be depicted in three stages of her life to portray her way into adulthood, so don't expect a huge story that revolves around a small child!

Just write it The Wattys kick off. Prompt: If you were a demigod what would you do?. Ruby also know as Red is about to find out she is a demigod. Going back to her home Deputy manager Louise(in charge of her support) notice she is late. Then a few events then happen. Involving her support worker David in a deep sleep, a magpie that talks to her. Will she ever sort this mess out? Three years after Lilly was doing her thing, Red was talking to her her support worker one night. It should have been fine. Except David is now on the floor. The support worker, she and Abbey fancy (and everyone else). Before she knows it, she's at the institute. A place where they protect the mortal realm. With mystery voices, talking birds, and the sexy Kerian. Red has to navigate around these issues. Unconsciously similar to shadow hunters. Contains Autistic and Learning disability issues. Part of TAAU Book 2 of girl series

Ava Graham, an autistic teenager with a passion for dragons, fantasy, and "The Elderscrolls V: Skyrim". Lilly Miller, Ava's best friend since childhood who has a love for the outdoors and a habit of getting high in unorthodox situations. Since middle school, Lilly has had a not-so-small crush on Ava, a crush that Ava herself is oblivious to. Through the help of her friends, time spent together after school, and the various celebrations they participate in, Ava experiences one of the strangest parts of life, something that's never crossed her mind: love and what it's like to fall in it. But she doesn't rush anything, she's never been the type to rush. Through the good days and the bad, she takes everything one day at a time. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -I do not own any form of media, such as games or songs, that are referenced in this story. Those belong to their respective owners. -This book was written by a queer, autistic author :) Word Count: 50,573