Thanks for coming! I'm gradually moving my blog to Substack! You can check out this post here!
This is a blog where I will post about my experiences with being autistic. I invite others to do the same as well as ask me any questions or for advice. PLEASE ADD YOURSELF AS A FOLLOWER! :)
Sunday, March 22, 2026
What My Pets Taught Me About Mercy
Labels:
Asperger's,
autism,
cats,
death with dignity,
dogs,
Dr. Jack Kevorkian,
Dr. Kevorkian,
epilepsy,
euthanasia,
heart disease,
Jack Kevorkian,
pets,
physician-assisted suicide,
Ray Kurzweil,
suffering
Friday, February 6, 2026
Another Post About Death
Labels:
Asperger's,
atheism,
autism,
Big Bird,
brain death,
death,
decomposition,
god,
grief,
Judaism,
psychotherapist,
psychotherapy,
religion,
Sesame Street,
Simpsons,
soul
Tuesday, November 25, 2025
See You Next Week
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Labels:
Alan Arkin,
autism,
Back to the Future,
cats,
chronic illness,
COVID,
death,
DNA testing,
Duolingo,
Greek,
grief,
Italian,
love,
neurodiversity,
psychotherapy,
therapist,
Zoom
Thursday, October 2, 2025
"The Elephant in the Room" or "The Television in the Bar"
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Labels:
AI,
animation,
artificial intelligence,
Asperger's,
autism,
bullying,
college,
drugs,
high school,
middle school,
middle school drama,
neurodivergence,
runner's high,
running,
track
Sunday, September 28, 2025
Running Saved Me Part 2: How Running Saved My Brain
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Labels:
Annie,
Asperger's Syndrome,
autism,
bullying,
ceramics,
classic rock,
middle school,
middle school drama,
runner's high,
running,
self-esteem,
soundtracks,
track
Saturday, September 13, 2025
Running Saved Me Part I: A New Support System
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Labels:
Asperger's,
autism,
bullying,
coaching,
middle distance,
middle school,
middle school drama,
presidential physical fitness test,
sprinting,
track
Sunday, September 7, 2025
Closure Part 3: What Could Have Been Done
Thanks for coming! I'm gradually moving my blog to Substack! You can find this post there!
Labels:
Asperger's,
autism,
bullying,
guidance counselor,
immaturity,
Labor Day,
mediation,
mentoring,
middle school,
middle school drama,
teachers
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