Actuallyautistic Stories

Fresh into her last semester of high school, Len is looking forward to three things: spending time with her recent close-friend-turned-girlfriend, completing a summer road trip with her brother Brendon, and finally, getting the hell out of her hometown, to an out-of-state college where she'll be able to reinvent herself as whoever she would be if her Catholic mom wasn't always breathing down her neck. But then Brendon commits suicide, leaving behind a cell phone with a series of messages meant for Len alone. To unlock the messages, and find whatever Brendon wanted her to find, Len must confront painful memories - and painful truths about herself. *DO NOT READ if you are triggered by suicide or suicidal ideation* (This is a very very very rough draft.)

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.

Portals, kidnappers, tribbles, raccoons, in-laws, and more pose challenges for absent-minded neurodivergent psychologist Shara and her wife, vigilant martial arts instructor Selar. The two aim to understand humans, support each other, and (hardest of all) stay safe. While these stories take place in the Star Trek universe, they are written like general sci-fi to be accessible to the average reader. Both Trek lovers and non-fans are welcome to read! (Note: This story is tagged "autism" because while Vulcans would have different conditions than humans do, Shara's condition resembles autism. The author is autistic.)

A girl name Kendra, she is 28 years old but she is Autistic and has been in a 8 year toxic relationship with her boyfriend Justin who is abusive too her & had no parents and no family to go too as she finds something mysterious and led her to an obsession and became a runaway in her own life, & also met a guy name Vic and they hit it off and the adventure comes. What is the mystery? Will Kendra & Vic fall in love? Will Kendra be able too get rid of Justin? What will the adventure go to? *Trigger Warning* Abuse, any sort just be warned.

The title speaks for itself. Unlike autistic people, who according to Autism Speaks, can't speak for ourselves. Go figure. (Not satire.) (I made this more for myself than anyone else.) (You're welcome.)

Jenny and Calvin are autistic siblings who visit Toronto for an autism conference with their parents, and once they get to the big city, they are in for the surprise of their lives.

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.

here is where i will put my articles

It did a lot and I need to keep track everyone else can too tho Just so the people know not all people on the spectrum are the same

/I don't remember orange becoming such a melancholic color./ This is where I'll be keeping my poetry.

A journal talking about my journey with autism. I'll be talking about how my autism affects my everyday life, and different autism subjects.

Some of my drawings, mostly of my current special interests and hyperfixations! I hope you like it!

The weekend write in (old challenge). Prompt Root. September 2021. A girl is in the ground alive.

Written by an autistic person, for autistic people, this book explains my personal experience and research with working. Not every autistic person is the same, but I can at least share my experience to try and help others with finding the perfect job.

This is a speech about my story. I was diagnosed as part of the spectrum at the age of 13. Since then, my view on life has changed and I am more proud of myself than I ever have been. I wrote this for my English class and this was recommended for people who wanted to read it. Cover made by @TamunaTsertsvadze

Going home for the holidays can be a difficult time. Especially with a family who you know can never accept who you truly are. Content Warnings: dysphoria, implied abuse, sensory overload, suicidal ideation

cannon event, couldn't delete this

A compilation of poetry I wrote during high school about sexuality, heartbreak, navigating the world as an autistic woman, dysfunctional families, grooming and abuse, and more.

prompt they thought you forgot but you remembered everything. For writing bits challenge. A guy meets his abuser.