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I’ve always felt different, but I’m learning to embrace it. My life’s mine to live, and I choose happiness. READ MORE
I wasted time fixating on the past, but I learned to let go, accept, and focus on the better things… READ MORE
It’s tough dealing with emotions, especially for autistic folks. Realizing challenges don’t define us can help find joy despite struggles. READ MORE
Navigating change is tough, especially for autistic folks. Acceptance, gratitude, and stepping out of comfort zones help with growth. READ MORE
I hesitated to call maintenance when my heat went out, but my mom encouraged me. Speaking up saved me from… READ MORE
I’ve learned to tackle anxiety better by being patient, taking my meds, and caring for myself, which really helps my… READ MORE
Autistic folks need balance between routines and comfort, adapting to weather and personal needs to feel good and confident. READ MORE
I found joy again after working on my mental health, tackling challenges, and focusing on wellness instead of quick fixes. READ MORE
At the start of the year, I focused on dropping bad habits, staying motivated, and making better choices for lasting… READ MORE
This year, journaling revamped my mental health, helping me track progress, embrace self-care, and stabilize my life through patience. READ MORE
Embracing change over past experiences is vital; letting go of unhelpful habits leads to growth and new opportunities for improvement. READ MORE
I’m hard on myself about being autistic and wanting to fit in, but I’m learning to focus on my own… READ MORE
Being autistic can be tough, but I know I can bounce back and focus on joy instead of negativity. READ MORE
Life changes can be tough but accepting them helps you grow. Letting go of old beliefs leads to personal growth… READ MORE
Life’s been crazy lately, especially with unexpected challenges and anxiety. I’ve learned to cope, find balance, and practice patience. READ MORE
“You Don’t have to accept someone’s negativity; It Belongs to them not you.”
~Dustin
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.
