Autismawareness Stories

This book is a raw, reflective journey through fear, self awareness, faith, and healing. Told through quiet moments, spontaneous drives, music, and inner dialogue, it explores what it means to sit with discomfort instead of fighting it and to slowly learn self compassion. Blending personal experience with spirituality, autism, and mental health, the author reflects on how fear can shift from a burden to a guide, and how presence, honesty, and small perspective changes can lead to meaningful growth. This is not a story of perfection or instant healing, but of learning to move forward gently, imperfectly, and with faith.

They say the world is the same for everyone. But for them... it never was. Living in a world that feels too loud, too bright, too overwhelming, they've both learned to survive in silence-misunderstood, judged, and forced to fit into something they were never meant to be. Back to back, yet closer than anyone realises, their lives begin to intertwine in ways neither of them expected. Because sometimes... the people who see the world differently are the only ones who truly understand each other. And maybe-just maybe-being different was never the problem. Different, Not Less ~ A story of seeing the world differently. A powerful and heartfelt story about individuals with autism, navigating a world that wasn't built with them in mind-yet still longing to be seen, understood, and accepted for who they truly are. In a world that feels too loud, too fast, and too overwhelming, they are constantly misunderstood. This is a story about living with autism-about the quiet battles, the unseen struggles, and the deep, unspoken desire to be understood in a place that was never designed for minds like theirs.

sleep challenge by the weekend write in. A woman looking at her partner asleep after being anxious. August 2021 This story is ranked second highest in comments. And third highest in votes of my own work. Its on its way to being second highest. Thank you all

Loki has always been foreshadowed as an evil, unwanted son to his father Odin, the misunderstood but still loved brother to Thor, and the terrifying monster to the people of Midgard. But will a chance meeting of a certain adopted Midgardian change that? Only hope can see.

She was so beautiful, how could she not see that?

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.

A poem dedicated to how I felt growing up with autism and continue feeding to this very day.

Just Love Me In the dusty shadows of Ragtown, Colorado, where small-town secrets fester like open wounds, a 17-year-old African American girl with level one autism collides with the dangerous world of a 24-year-old biker from the wrong side of the tracks. What starts as a spark of forbidden connection ignites into a storm of raw passion, brutal betrayals, and heart-wrenching choices that could shatter everything.This gritty neo-western thriller blends pulse-pounding action, crime drama, and psychological noir with the tender ache of high school drama and biker gang loyalty. Dive into themes of family bonds tested to the breaking point, the fierce journey of girlhood and coming of age, moral lines blurred by vigilante justice, and the quiet terror of hidden legacies-like a secret that could change lives forever. Expect steamy romance tangled in tragedy, government corruption lurking in the background, and characters who bleed real: flawed, fierce, and unapologetically human. (Word count: ~80k | Mature themes: Language, violence, teen pregnancy | 18+ recommended)

Poem by an autistic girl to the world and her best friend I got my diagnosis about 3 months ago and this is just a poem about what's happened since and the problems I've had to face. A very special shout out to my best friend for being with me through the past 4 years of my life. Thank you

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.

6 Parts Piece for Autism Awareness/Acceptance Month 2020 titled "A Female on the Spectrum: The Differences That Make Autism; More a Superpower than a Disability" National Autism Awareness/Acceptance Month is April. 2020 theme is celebrating differences. So I used that as inspiration to come up with the title of this year's piece. All the quotes are labeled by who said them to best of my abilities and all photographs were taken by me. This is the fourth year that I have done something for Autism Awareness Month. But more people on the spectrum are doing more things to make sure April is Autism Acceptance Month. There is so many reason why I actually make sure to share my story and definitely with what is going on in the world, we all could use some more understanding kindness, and love for way we are. "She did not change. She just found the courage to stop being what she was not."-Brooke Hampton

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.

A compilation of blog entries addressing various disabilities and obstacles, aimed at assisting parents and educators in fostering better connections with their children or students.

"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)?

JAKE is about a teenage girl who is moving into JakeTown College and finds this difficult as she is Autistic, lesbian and transgender. Due to these difficulties he is bullied by her college peers. After a while she stands up in front of everybody in the college common room to help everybody to understand these problems in her day to day life. As an Autistic author, I have taken the bullying from my own past experiences. I am not transgender in real life, but due to some of my friends being transgender or gay, I thought that I would raise awareness of 2 very different ways of life. Despite me not being transgender or gay, I have several friends who are within the LGBTQ+ community. I have consulted LGBTQ+ topics and issues with them. These several friends are only a few experiences within the community. I am not taking anything away from gay or transgender authors.

Weekend write in. Prompt Loud. August 2021 I decided to follow on with the story prompt. Chloe has a morning full of noise.

The residential 2 is the story of an Autistic boy called Jake Lindsay who is going to the Warrington campus of the University Of Chester fir the final NCS residential. Will his friends get him through it, will he cope find out in the residential 2

A broken heart is mendable with the correct care. But a shattered heart? Oh a shattered heart will never be truly fixed no matter what you do for it. A shattered heart cannot reflect anything, but the sound of it breaking tells you everything.

Autism from the perspective of a woman on the spectrum