Neuropleasure, an expression of neurodiversity, allows autistic individuals to experience sexuality on their own terms, emphasizing personalized rules, clear communication, and adaptability in relationships. This framework supports self-discovery, healthy relationships, and challenges societal norms. Awareness and acceptance of autistic sexuality are crucial to foster inclusivity and understanding.
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Neurodivergent Characters in Fiction: A New Way to Read Stories
Nowadays readers interpret characters as neurodivergent, without worrying about whether the author meant it that way. In today’s literary world, there’s a trend to interpret fictional characters as neurodivergent, without worrying about whether the author meant it that way. This approach helps readers connect with characters on a deeper level. For example, Sally Rooney’s book ConversationsContinue reading “Neurodivergent Characters in Fiction: A New Way to Read Stories”
Creating Fair Hiring Practices: Insights from an Autistic
To make hiring fairer, focus on clear instructions, quieter settings, and specific accommodations and shift from evaluating emotional intelligence to practical skills. Photo by Brooke Cagle on Unsplash Job interviews are tough for everyone, but they can be especially challenging for people like me, who are on the autism spectrum. We often struggle with social interactions,Continue reading “Creating Fair Hiring Practices: Insights from an Autistic”
Understanding Autism: Impact of Respectful Language
Recent discussions on terminology for describing people on the autism spectrum have sparked debate. Preferences vary among individuals and groups, with no clear favorite term. The offensive nature of terms can stem from subconscious influences and historical factors. Using respectful language is crucial for creating an inclusive environment, encouraging better understanding and support.
Why Autism Holds a Vital Place at the Literary Beach That Should Be Cherished
Autism enriches literature by offering unique perspectives, fostering empathy, dismantling stereotypes, and advocating for inclusivity. Photo by Ben White on Unsplash In the vast expanse of literature, every narrative, every voice, holds significance. Among these, autism emerges as a profound and essential presence, offering perspectives and insights that enrich the literary landscape. It should be clearContinue reading “Why Autism Holds a Vital Place at the Literary Beach That Should Be Cherished”
Yo, Listen Up! Normies Be Cray, Not Me!
Neurodivergent flex: Normies wack, I chill in my own realitty #autism #disstrack #neurodiversity Photo by “My Life Through A Lens” on Unsplas Y’all talkin’ ‘bout normal, but normal is lame A herd of sheep, all thinkin’ the same dang game While I’m out here colorin’ outside the lines, makin’ my own funky rhymes In a worldContinue reading “Yo, Listen Up! Normies Be Cray, Not Me!”
Embracing neurodiversity as an autistic adult beyond medical and identity politics
As an autistic adult I embrace the rich, complex nature of autism beyond medical and identity models and advocate for an inclusive neuroharmonic society. Photo by Sam Jotham Sutharson on Unsplash As someone living with autism and deeply involved in its discourse through both personal experience and academic scholarship, I challenge the conventional narrative that framesContinue reading “Embracing neurodiversity as an autistic adult beyond medical and identity politics”
A Nuanced Perspective on Autism and Financial Management
Autism and Money: Breaking Down Misconceptions My savings for this month When discussing autism and finances before an audience, the conversation often gravitates towards legal protection and the pervasive stereotype that individuals with autism inherently struggle with money management. This misconception persists in an era where inclusion, diversity, and civil rights are emphasized for all, includingContinue reading “A Nuanced Perspective on Autism and Financial Management”
A New Look at Social Skills Training for Autistic Adults
New study emphasizes need for customized social skills training (SST) for autistic adults, calls for mutual understanding. Photo by Kelsey Chance on Unsplash Recently, an important study was published that caught my attention and likely that of many others in the autistic community. The study, titled “Just Ask What Support We Need”: Autistic Adults’ Feedback onContinue reading “A New Look at Social Skills Training for Autistic Adults”
‘How do I know if I am neurotypical, neurodivergent, neurodiverse, or normal?’ … autism and neurodiversity
This comprehensive guide explains key terms related to brain function, particularly in the context of autism. It distinguishes between “neurotypical,” “neurodivergent,” “neurodiverse,” and “normal,” offering insights into each category. The guide advises individuals to consider their own experiences, seek input from others, educate themselves, and consult professionals to better understand their neurological makeup and embrace neurodiversity.
The European Autist 