Autismawareness Stories

Finn finally graduates high school, only to be violently thrown into the depths of adulthood. With no support system to help him navigate the world, his autism becomes a towering obstacle in every daily endeavor. Finding a job was hard enough; finding any real comfort in this new life proves even harder. He clings to fragments of his old routine, burying himself in books--as always--to shield himself from the anxiety of independence. However--for the first time--he finds someone who draws him into the real world, fighting against his deep-seated urge to disappear from it. Despite it being new and intimidating, he allows his own curiosity to pull him in further. After years of longing to be 'normal' and self-induced isolation, he pushes himself to reach out. ----------------------------------------------------- Draft, but will be finished. Hoping to edit, revise, and self publish when completed :) any feedback helps

requests always open, but please be patient, as I have autism and I find it difficult to focus sometimes

An alternate universe where A Hat In Time [by Gears For Breakfast] is set in a psychic ward and anyone non-human in the game are human now.

These are a few of my poems. I find it my only voice as I struggle with my Aspergers.

This is a children's book I made as a school project, but when I went to the autism subreddit asking for advice, so many people said they liked it that I decided to make it a public work! I hope you enjoy and I hope it may help you with whatever struggle you may or may not be going through!

A story to give a little perspective. This book is written after a quite enormous load of research and is here to inform. To inform you and create awareness about how serious autism actually is.

Not an expert, just recently diagnosed!

Elle Marie has always seen the world differently - in shades, tones, and music notes no one else could quite understand. Diagnosed with autism at a young age, she found comfort in singing and drawing, pouring her heart into every colored pencil stroke and melody. Supported by her loving parents, Elle dreams of sharing her art with the world. But when the people she admires most - her eldest cousin and his musician girlfriend - ridicule her drawings and voice, her colorful world begins to fade to gray. Can Elle find the courage to paint her dreams again? Or will the cruel words of those she trusted silence her forever?

Seeing the world a new way

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

❝ what's wrong with him? ❞ ❝ nothing. he is perfect. ❞ [ autism au ] - ©puppieseok™ 2018 [ highest: #1 in autismawareness ]

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!

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

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.

Kirstie is an outsider, she's 14 years old and suffers with autism. shes incredibly smart and already two grades above her peers, she doesn't have any friends though. she loves art, music and birds. She's a talented violinist and guitarist but she hides her biggest talent, she's a singer. She's bullied alot, so she hides herself from those who leave her alone. to most kids, shes just there... Esther, Mitch, Scott, Kevin and Avi are all 16 and have known Kirstie since kindergarten. they're best friends but they generally stay out of Kirstie's way. What happens when their paths cross? will Kirstie find the friends shes dreamed of or will she be forever alone.

Set after Hurricane Sandy and the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary, "Brendan" is a short story about a young woman and her brother trying to navigate the challenges of their day-to-day lives.

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.

Panggil saja aku Alina. Sejak kecil, aku selalu merasa sedikit "berbeda". Di kelas, aku sulit bersosialisasi. Misalnya jika ada sekelompok orang berbicara, aku agak bingung kapan aku berbicara. Mereka saling memotong pembicaraan tapi kalo terlalu sering memotong pembicaraan, dianggap tidak sopan. Jadi aku biasanya diam, mendengarkan dulu. Bagaimana aku akan membicarakan soal Asperger ini kepada teman-teman... atau kepada gebetanku? Hehe

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