Many Autistic People Experience Delayed Emotional Processing
Delayed emotional processing in autistic people is often misunderstood as being cold and unfeeling or being hysterical. We just process emotions in a different way.
Monthly Archive: April 2020
The Trouble With “Common Sense”
Why doesn’t my autistic loved one have common sense? The answer might surprise you!
What Is Autistic Masking?
Autistic masking comes at great personal cost, but it’s what keeps us as safe as we can be in a neurotypical world.
We Will Say We Understand Even When We Don’t
Most autistic people don’t like to lie…and we aren’t good at it. However, because of abuse and mistreatment, we MAY say we understand you when we don’t.
Do Autistic People Experience Time Differently Than Neurotypicals?
Do autistic people experience time differently than neurotypicals?
Is Overcompensation a Factor in Autistics Who Find Chores and Cleaning to Do Wherever They Are?
Could overcompensation be a factor in why your autistic loved one always needs to have “something to do” when away from home?
When You Finally Lose Your Cool and Yell at Us After Expressing Your Anger Non-Verbally, This Is Our FIRST and ONLY Indicator That You’re Upset
Does your autistic loved one have difficulty understanding you’re upset unless you’re yelling at them? Here’s why!
“I Shouldn’t Have to Ask!” – The Phrase That Ruins Inter-Neurotype Relationships (And What to Do Instead)
Neurotypicals who live with and/or love an autistic person, do you ever wonder how you can come home from a hectic day with the word “stressed” practically written all over your face, and your...
The Real Reason Autistic People Struggle With Household Chores
Does your autistic loved one struggle with household chores? It’s not laziness or a lack of caring. You just need to be more specific.
“Are You Waiting for an Engraved Invitation?”
Does it seem like the autistic person in your life doesn’t listen to you or follow instructions? You might not be being specific enough.
