Autismawareness Stories

The world wanted quiet. It got a riot instead. The school called it policy. They called it war. One boy is trapped in a mind that has betrayed him. The other is an artist who stopped sketching and started swinging. But if the world will label them as villains, they might as well give them a reason to be afraid.

"I don't just see the music, Lix. I feel it. It's like a puzzle where all the pieces finally fit." Twelve-year-old Avery is used to being the "misfit." Moving from the dry heat of Arizona to the humid, high-pressure halls of JYP Entertainment in Seoul was supposed to be a fresh start, but the language barrier and the overwhelming "noise" of the world often feel like too much for her Level 1 Autism to handle. Everything changes the day Bang Chan sees her dance. Plucked from the trainee dorms and thrust into the global spotlight as the ninth member of Stray Kids, Avery finds herself living a dream she never dared to imagine. From her obsessive love for their discography to her "human koala" tendencies, she quickly becomes the group's beloved-and incredibly clingy-little sister. But the path to the "DominATE" world stage isn't all glitter and fan chants. When a sudden heartbreak leaves her feeling abandoned, the "koala" turns into a "bear," lashing out at the eight brothers who promised to never let her go. Can Felix--her "sun" and ultimate bias-find a way to break through her walls, or will the pressure of the spotlight break Avery for good? A story of family, sensory-friendly safe zones, and the power of finding where you truly belong. Featuring: Felix, Bang Chan, Changbin, Lee Know, Hyunjin, Han, Avery, I.N., Seungmin. The Clingy Maknae: Avery's journey with Level 1 Autism and her special interests. The Sunshine Duo: The inseparable bond between Avery and her bias, Felix. OT9 Family: How eight older brothers learn to navigate a world that's sometimes too loud for their littlest member.

This is the prologue of a book I'm thinking about writing regarding a nonverbal Autistic boy finding his voice through falling in love with the girl he met at a park. He has a close relationship with animals, and helps said girl through her anxiety and insecurities leading her to try and be popular at school by using his animal friends to help her. This prologue does not contain these future details, just character details involving Halden (the boy) and his mother.

In response to @rosaimee tag for #autismawareness, I wrote a poem entitled "If they only knew", from the point of view of someone who has a sibling with Autism.

Hey guys, this is a story mainly about raising awareness for people who are autistic and how they are not always treated fairly. Disclaimer: I do not own PJO, HoO or anything you may recognise. We are also pretending Trials of Apollo never happened and Calypso isn't there. (Sorry to Caleo shippers.) Leo Valdez has a secret. He has autism. He's worked so hard over the years not to show signs that he doesn't. That is until there are two new campers. Lilly and Margret. They are twins from the Aphrodite cabin and they start to recognize the subtle signs Leo shows. They then start to bully him for it. Will Leo finally tell his friends about his autism? Or will he let the bullying continue? Cover art done by Canva.

Mya sits on the floor, fingers mashed in ears. Her eyes are scrunched underneath her slick black curls and her brown cheeks swell with air. "Jenna? Call me back." Mya's meeping. Again. ---- A bite sized 500 word original flash fiction about living with and caring for an autistic sibling, with themes of acceptance, family and life on the spectrum running through. All of these stories are my original work and should not be re-used without my consent. If you want to edit them for your own variations, contact me first. You must give me credit if you quote or use my stories. Please inform me / tag me if you see any of my works cited elsewhere. Thank you for reading!

As humans, we are aware of our senses; however, some individuals may perceive them differently from others.

When Autistic 17 year old high school junior Dasiy McTone starts her 3rd year of high school at a school where having a disability leds to be getting bully by most every one . When Daisy was to be save from being shoved in a locker by the popular girls by the student government president. She quickly finds herself in a journey with romance, drama, and friendship. * most of the events in this story is Base on real life *

We were trying for so long to find normal that we forgot what it was. Forever we searched, we survived, we sacrificed, but in the end we had us. Us was a strange, very unlikely group of people. We didn't have much except secrets, sarcasm, and an endless amount of obstacles; but despite it all we had an epic story that was cut too short.

A Raw, Honest account of 'A Day in the life of Autism/Aspergers. ​ Follow Me (Brennan) as I tell a story of the high's and low's through my eyes.An Emotional rollercoaster, I will show you everything from the isolation I feel to the thing's i have overcome, from everyday struggles I face to associated Mental Health Disorders. I will put across to you how it actually feels to live with this disorder and what it feels like to face an ignorant society.

Meet Luc and Scyth both live in hell, Scyth is the daughter of the Grim Reaper and Luc is the daughter of Satan himself.

Autism Spectrum Disorder in Adults: Understanding and Embracing Neurodiversity Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is not just a childhood condition; it also significantly impacts adults. At Tanvi The Unstoppable, we strive to shed light on this often overlooked aspect of autism. Here's what you need to know: Unique Strengths and Challenges: Adults with ASD have unique strengths that can be beneficial in various aspects of life, such as exceptional attention to detail and strong analytical skills. However, they may also face challenges in social interactions and daily activities. Career Impact: Many adults with ASD find themselves thriving in careers that align with their interests and strengths. Understanding and accommodating their needs can lead to a more inclusive and productive workplace. Relationships: Building and maintaining relationships can be challenging for adults with ASD. However, with the right support and understanding from family and friends, they can form meaningful and lasting connections. Daily Life: Navigating daily activities can be easier with tailored strategies and support systems. Simple adjustments in routines and environments can make a significant difference. Support and Resources: At Tanvi The Unstoppable, we provide resources and support for adults with ASD and their families. From coping strategies to success stories, our aim is to empower and inspire. Fostering Acceptance: Understanding and accepting neurodiversity is crucial. By recognizing the contributions and potential of adults on the autism spectrum, we can break down barriers and create a more inclusive society. Join us as we explore the journey of living with ASD in adulthood, celebrating the unstoppable spirit within us all. More Info Click Here :- https://tanvitheunstoppable.com/

"How could you love me? I'm too different.." Harry Styles (29) has struggled with autism his whole life. He hates being different. He tries to live a normal life to the best of his ability. He's never been himself around anyone besides his mother and step-father. That is until he meets Juliette Foster (25). Juliette gets Harry, and he grows quite fond of her. But he has it in his head that nobody can love him, because of his disability.

This year piece is special one. Autism Awareness and Acceptance Piece 2021: A Female on the Spectrum: Embracing My Differences instead of Looking at Them as Disability I am willing answer any questions and comments you want to know about especially about Autism. This 5 year, I have done something for Autism Acceptance Month and this 4 years I have done this written form.

"Have you seen him? He's so weird" "Who?" "That Sissy dude!" "That's not nice, sure he's a littl..." "No, like that's like, his name" "Oh, well, he's cute." Sisyphus was born with an unfortunate name, especially knowing that he's hispanic. He was always known as being a bit strange, he would cry when someone made eye contact, he would cover his ears even in relative silence, he would yell at people for cursing, and he would never call people by their names. Everyone knew that despite his abnormalities, he was kind. He would remember everyone's birthday and would draw a birthday card for everyone, filling it with at least a 50$ gift card, and would simply say, "yay, existence" when delivering them. Whenever someone cried, he would hold their hands and say, "you're okay, or you will be, and tomorrow we're going to go to the diner, promise". It was weird, but every single thing about him was soft, childish, and kind. Everyone knew but nobody understands , he has autism. Who's better for the loving boy than a guy who needs a lesson in kindness (and in Spanish class)?