Common on the Asperger’s/autism spectrum is the occurrence of Alexithymia, or the difficulty with identifying and expressing emotions. During the … More
Month: September 2017
Of machine and human
There was a time, over half my life ago, that I wanted to be machine. Not a machine, necessarily, but … More
My Asperger’s / autism and (my need for) self-defense [Mental Health Monday]
Still peeling the onion. Asperger’s/autism discovery as an adult, for me, has been a never-ending–yet unpredictable–cycle of unpacking and reframing. … More
Stone wall [autistic poetry]
This piece of autistic poetry was inspired by a combination of how I feel in crowded spaces and the song … More
15 More things not to say (or do) to an (this) Asperger’s / autistic person
It’s been a about a year (give or take) since I’ve written a post on the dos and don’ts of … More
Sharing: The importance of Asperger’s Syndrome as a unique clinical diagnostic category…
Originally posted on THEORETICAL PHILOSOPHY :
On page 1 of his fundamental summary of (Classic) “Autism and Asperger’s Syndrome”, S. Baron-Cohen (2008)…
Someone better [autistic poetry]
(This was written about 3.5 years ago, inspired by the beautiful melancholic song “Someone Purer” by Mystery Jets (link to … More
How it feels to find my island
Roughly a year ago, I wrote about how it felt to find a personal circle of fellow Asperger’s/autistic peeps, a … More
They thought I was ‘intense’…when I was actually autistic
All my life, the word “intense” has crept into the conversation, usually in reference to my personality or my behavior … More
Authentic autistic
Authenticity is good. It’s a compliment of character, a selling point for goods and services. Whether we’re talking about food … More
Sharing: Who Travels Alone
Originally posted on the asperger path:
I travel alone. Perhaps we all do. The universe surrounds us but we are here locked…
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