Historias de Autism

Jonah Moshe knew working over Christmas break would be awful, especially at Happy's 24/7 Pharmacy, where he'd get to start his day in a dimly lit convenience store that smelled like cat food and cigarettes, listening to his co worker blab on for six hours straight. But then Nicky Haddad comes in. And he comes again. And again. And again. And suddenly, working the morning shift doesn't seem all that bad. (Double POV story)

Storie Sovany is used to being dismissed as the fat friend, until she moves from New York City to rural Ohio for college and the charming frat boy Liam Alexander approaches her. Torn between disbelief and flattery, Storie hopes her luck may have finally changed - but is it too good to be true? [author's note: this is not a romance!]

They didn't end up in the same space on purpose. Brooklynn is the quiet type. Not shy... just tired. Tired in the "life been heavy for a while now" way. He minds his business, goes to work, comes home, and keeps his world small because that's how he breathes. Azyir is the opposite. Loud, funny, always in motion. ADHD running the wheel every day. Talks so much he forgets to say what he really means. Laughs loud so nobody asks if he's okay. They sit in the same trig class at their HBCU, but they don't talk. They don't dislike each other either. They just... live in two different worlds. Messiah Markell is their professor. Older, calm, strict in the quiet way that makes people sit up straighter. He owns a club downtown called Desirable, but in class he keeps everything controlled. He doesn't like watching people drown in silence or noise. He sees them both slipping. Not failing. Slipping. So he tells them to stay after class. Every day. Not for tutoring. Not for discipline. Just to sit, breathe, work, or not work. A room where nobody has to force themselves to be "okay." And somehow, without anybody planning it... The quiet one. The loud one. And the man who teaches them how to stay. Start learning how to need each other. Not in a fast way. Not in a dramatic way. In the way real connections happen: Slow glances. Shared exhaustion. Walking home together because home doesn't feel safe tonight. Sitting in silence that doesn't hurt. Being seen without having to explain. This is a story about: Black boy rest. Soft dominance. Messy feelings. Learning how to stay present. No fake deep. No forced love. Just real people figuring out how to breathe.

Peyton is a 16 year old boy with autism, he doesn't have friends as he just joined school after moving to a new town called Ravenswood. He wears baggy hoodies and absolutely loves animals. Then in comes 18 year old Cole, a mysterious boy with a leather jacket and a motorcycle. He's minding his own business until one day he runs into an odd small boy with curly hair. What happens when two very different people cross paths?

being billie and finneas' little sister may be the best thing to everyone else but was it to matilda? battling disabilities while being in the public eye was something she hated, what happens when it gets too much?

We're Ciel has a little brother Male reader x black butler

Oakley Curtis is the non-verbal, 11 year old sister, who had autism. Since my one autism book was a huge hit, I decided to write this book. I'm writing this in modern day so I can showcase the communication program on an iPad I do not own any characters by S.E. Hinton

Time makes you bolder, even children get older. And I'm getting older too. STRANGER THINGS ╱ autistic fem!oc © itsruiningmylife, 2020

We all know about how Grogu, (aka Baby Yoda) was found on Arvala-7, but how did he get there? How did he escape Order 66? Who would risk their life, going back to the Jedi Temple and narrowly escaping the clutches of Darth Vader himself, just to save a little child? Her name was Jett Ranger: The Silent Jedi.

A sequel to Fighting Society. Jess had been living with her older sister for over a year now. It had given her time to adjust to her surroundings; to understand what the true meaning of family was, even if it was unconventional. She had become settled; loved. She had found an understanding of herself within a society which may not always understand. But of course, the hard part about that was that, circumstances always change, and people change with them. Life was always about having to learn to adapt, but that's hard. Especially with the circumstances Jess faced.

A love story between the guy reader and a surgeon Dr. Shaun Murphy. Happy Pride Month!

After she suffers a great loss, life takes Josephine St. Claire on a captivating journey of self discovery, when she is reunited with a family that was hidden from her. A plethora of siblings but a close-knit family nevertheless, one that she was purposely made an outsider from by her mother, Josephine wonders if she will ever fit in or if she's simply destined to forever walk the lonely road.

They wore headphones throughout the whole entrance exam, didn't make eye contact with anyone, and ignored when people wanted to to talk. What is up with this guy? And why can't I stop thinking about him? Who has a crush on him? Does he like them back? Idk really what I have planned yet. I just want more representation for my people :) I like relating to characters and there isn't many canonically autistic characters. Obviously Izuku is shows many traits of someone with autism but I want to dive a little deeper. The character I'm writing is autistic and has ADHD. Update: I'm gonna start writing again but I really don't want to right the character as a girl because my preference is nonbinary/trans character plus autistic people are more likely to be trans so yeah. Anyways here are some TW's Usage of R slur Depictions of bullying Panic attacks Sensory overload Meltdowns Anxiety Harmful stimming Self hate Suicidal thoughts Judging autistic traits

Sasha is quiet, shy, and carefully invisible-a young woman who's learned that the world is safer when you don't take up space. Her only comfort is Heather, her seemingly loyal best friend, and the small routines that keep her anxiety at bay. But everything changes the moment she bumps into Riley-a centuries-old vampire, a ruthless mafia boss, and a predator who should only inspire fear. He watches her, stalks her, and enters her life like a shadow she can't escape. At first, Sasha is terrified. But as danger closes in, Riley's obsession shifts into something darker, more protective, and terrifyingly intimate. In a world full of betrayal, violence, and secrets, Sasha must navigate a fragile path between innocence and survival, never knowing who will hurt her-and who might save her. WARNING: 18+, CONTAINS SA, OBSESSION, LANGUAGE

A shapeshifter navigates Damascus the capital of Syria through masks, spells, and exhaustion. This is an origin story told through fragments, prose, and quiet rituals. About overstimulation, difference, solitude, and survival. A story for those who live between forms, seeking calm in a loud world.

This is the story of Jo Mama, a drag queen competing on RuPaul's Drag Race Season 11. The story follows her journey through the competition, where she dominates challenges, but also explores her personal struggles-like dealing with grief, past trauma, and identity. It also touches on the complicated romantic tension that develops between her and RuPaul.

New year new hyperfixation- I love Journal /qp

Hudson Riley was different. Different in the way his mind worked, like how it forced his body to get shivers when he heard certain sounds. Hudson knew he was different and he's fine with that because it makes him himself. He just wished others would understand. Understand that he's not being mean at restaurants when he has an episode because his food is touching, or that he's not trying to be weird when he calls someone a pretty color. He wished they would understand that he's just different. Kieran MacKenzie was waiting. Waiting for the time to take his rightful place as enforcer under his brothers lead in the Irish mafia. Until then he is to familiarize himself with the other families and put his name out there. While meeting with the Greeks, he meets their adopted son, Hudson. He thinks Hudson is weird at first like everyone else but after accidental run ins and late night talks, Kieran starts to feel things. Weird things if you ask him, like his heart beating faster when the smaller man is around or his skin heating when Hudson ,oblivious, calls him pretty colors.

"Stop looking at me like that." "Like what?" "Like you want to swallow me whole." "At least you got something right now, princess." -✶⋆｡ﾟ☁︎｡⋆✶- Sιn oғ тнe aeтнern 𝘓𝘰𝘷𝘦 𝘸𝘢𝘴 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘰𝘯𝘭𝘺 𝘤𝘳𝘪𝘮𝘦 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘨𝘰𝘥𝘴 𝘯𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳 𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘨𝘢𝘷𝘦 ⋆｡°✩ 𓆩✧𓆪 ✩°｡⋆ Whitewater University is the most prestigious university in Eryndor. The only university that didn't care about status, rank or magical ability. Situated on an island called Osten, Whitewater University is a university that cares only about what you have to offer to the world. Not just anyone can go, you have to be invited to get in. Only way to get in with a free pass is when your family was called out by the Conclave for having one of the prophecies. There are only 7 Aethern for each generation that are part of the prophecy. They are meant to lead Eryndor into greatness for the next 50 years, until the next prophecies are chosen. But what if the next prophecies don't lead Eryndor into greatness, but into possible destruction? Read to find out. ⋅˚₊‧ ୨୧ ‧₊˚⋅

Esme Verelise notices everything and says almost nothing. She writes poems she never sends, saves voice notes she won't replay, and lives in the quiet space between clarity and longing. She's soft-spoken but emotionally precise, drawn to people who speak gently and mean it. Esme doesn't name her feelings-she lets them ache, lets them breathe, and lets them stay undefined. She meets Lucien Moreau through a string of late-night messages-quirky, unprompted, and strangely intimate. He's quiet but not shy, thoughtful in a way that feels deliberate, like every word has been weighed before it's spoken. Lucien asks questions that sound like riddles and sends voice notes that feel like secrets. He doesn't explain himself, but somehow Esme understands him anyway. What do you do with someone who feels close but never quite reaches for you? How do you know if someone's holding back-or just holding you differently? And what does it mean when your heart starts to ache for something you're not even sure you want? Let's journey with Esme-into the mixed signals, the quiet ache, and the kind of closeness that lives between sentences.