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Accepting My Needs
I’ve learned to embrace my autism, accept my needs, and ask for help, which makes life a lot easier and… READ MORE
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Doing Your Part to Look Your Best
Looking good in the workplace boosts confidence and acceptance, especially for autistic folks navigating these unwritten rules. READ MORE
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Family Knows Best
Living independently taught me the importance of family support, finding balance, and learning from my mistakes. They always have my… READ MORE
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Accepting Where I Fall
National Coming Out Day celebrates LGBTQ+ individuals’ courage. I finally embraced my identity as aromantic asexual, focusing on my mental… READ MORE
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Seeing Through the Hype
TV hype can create unnecessary fear. It’s crucial to see things as they are, especially for those on the autism… READ MORE
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Home to the writings of an autisitc man that has had his share of life experiences over four decades but has bounced back greatly from adverisity to live an everyday independent life.
