Historias de Neurodiversity

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

This is a collection of oneshots I have written about my favorite characters. The characters I write about will be paired with the reader, Y/N. The characters I include will most likely be from the following: - Marvel - Supernatural - Criminal Minds - My Babysitter's a Vampire Warnings: Depictions of canon-typical violence and some language. I do not own any characters unless stated otherwise! I'm not the best at writing, so take this into account; please don't judge. I hope you enjoy! UPDATE 11/10/23: You'll probably notice that my recent imagines are more tailored to a neurodiverse reader. This is because I am neurodivergent and I'd like to see more people like me represented in these stories. Thank you to everyone who reads my work!

Life is full of changes, we all know that, right? Although we see this as something very easy to deal with, for others... This is not always the case. Thus begins the story of Serena Marshall, a 12-year-old girl who has to adapt to a new life after moving to a new city. Now forced to deal with a complicated, unfamiliar and unpredictable environment for her, Serena knows that her first year at that new school won't be easy; so she will have to adjust, find her place and, above all, face one of the most difficult and important challenges of her life: Make friends.

A Poem about Neurodiversity, Equality and Martin Luther King.

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.)

After twenty-one year old Lily, blows up department of work and pensions. She whisked away to a college in another realm called the creation. Here she will be in a special needs college for witches. And learn how to navigate this new world. And then just possible she can go back home? Now Lily is not in the comfort of her bedroom and far from annoying siblings. This internal-thinking young woman has to learn what's going on around her for once. But she will have all sorts thrown at her. She has to navigate through it. From unconscious werewolves to attacking crows, a trip to Scotland, new powers, and constant trip off-site. With help from a new set of friends. A pair of siblings, a tutor, a nosy one and the principles son. Inspired by the Netflix series Fate the Winx saga Contains Autism and Learning Disabiltiy issues. Part of TAAU Girl series book one My little doodle.

After invasion, as a country struggles to rebuild, magic appears in Lindsey's life. Follow along with families who flee, families who try to remain and families who have already escaped in an expansive and expanding world. This story mixed magic and backstory too expansive for a single book, while also celebration of beauty, mystery and frustrations of ordinary life. A realistic and diverse cast of characters

This is WIP feelgood story I am writing in my spare time. It's a story about an autistic trans woman making her first friend at university. The intention is to be fairly light-hearted in it's tone and themes and not too serious. It also won't be too long either. I am aiming for the final project to be around 15,000 words. It is semi-inspired by my own experiences (also being an autistic trans woman myself) and is intended to help me get my head around writing fiction. I've only done the first chapter as of 27/08/2018 and at the time of writing haven't written anything in the story to suggest Alisa is trans yet (likewise explicitly confirm she is autistic). Please be kind! ^^

When a child's sensory system is overwhelmed, they can feel unsafe. For some children with autism, this experience is due to their heightened sensitivity to sensory stimuli. In crowded or noisy environments, they may struggle to filter out background noise, making it difficult to focus on important cues or stay alert to potential dangers. They may also have difficulty understanding the social cues of others and interpreting nonverbal language, which can lead to misunderstandings and feelings of vulnerability.

A short story about a Chinese American dealing with the challenges of being the ethnic minority in the USA.

These are stories about the past lives of the characters in Harvest's Spell. Please note that these stories contain heavy topics like bigotry (mostly ableism), abuse, and general trauma. Trigger warnings will be explicitly said before the story begins, so keep those in mind. These take place prior to the story of Harvest's Spell, so Mirabelle is only mentioned.

My memoirs of my first relationship and hopefully last relationship with Bryan, who is my love of my life. Here is how got started and how the story because it will be there for there for the end of time. Our squirrelly love.

Wellsworth Primary School is a very good school indeed. It goes from grades kindergarten to six, and it has a very Special Section for students who are very special indeed. This is a childrens story for children who are curious about neurodiversity and disabilities.

In his last year of UK high school, Jack Dalton has - finally! - learnt to embrace his awkwardness. So what if his hobby is railway enthusiasm? And memorising bus timetables can be useful, right? There's still a romantic void in Jack's life, though. The London teen worries he'll be alone forever, until an Olympic volunteering opportunity connects him with closeted and troubled classmate, Evan. On the surface, Jack and his extrovert love interest have little in common beyond a shared appreciation of bad jokes, and pizza. As colourful friends and family complicate their relationship, though, Jack comes to understand how both boys share a deep need to feel wanted. With their school days ending, can Jack and Evan remain a couple through near-tragedy, and the looming separation of university? Or will it be all-change, for the rail fan?

Surfing between the reasons of years of unsettlement as a result of my neurodiversity and accessibility/inclusion issues.

a new book about Shiny Balls

"I always believed that my name, my body and my soul were not parts of the same something. If someone asks what my name is, I hesitate about the answer. The only thing I am certain of... "The only thing I have a right to is my own existence". | ∅ | Analgothymia: Indifference to a well known pain. Opposes to the Analgognosy.

The journey of a young Autistic adult, learning to overcome challenges and exceed the expectations.