Category: process

Invisible . . .

Posted in Aspergers, Aspies, Autism, autistic, communication, connections, feelings, identity, life, mental health, pride, process, Uncategorized12 Comments

  Sometimes I feel invisible when another assumes things about me that are not accurate, particularly, if their assumption contradicts my own deepest self. This happens most often when another interprets my actions as having an ulterior motive. When I speak, there are times another will assume I am: bragging to impress; stating something to… Continue reading Invisible . . .

Ego, Convictions and The Bubble Wrap Approach

Posted in Aspergers, Aspies, autistic, caution, communication, feelings, life, process, relationships, society, trigger4 Comments

  We all know the saying, “Opinions are like Assholes.” But are they really? I mean theoretically we are nothing but opinions. I am glad to report, smitten actually, that I am a confident person with strong convictions based on rigorous studies of spiritual truths. And that I recognize my convictions are still only opinions… Continue reading Ego, Convictions and The Bubble Wrap Approach

A Visual Representation of My Anxiety: Aspergers (Autism)

Posted in anxiety, Aspergers, autistic, emotions, life, process, seeing in pictures, stress, trigger, visual8 Comments

MY DANCING STAIRCASE I am autistic (Asperger’s Syndrome). And I have generalized anxiety disorder. Most autistics do, if not all. It’s a byproduct of our very active thought processes and ability to often think in pictures, so that everything, in a sense, becomes very much alive and real. My anxiety is seen and felt in… Continue reading A Visual Representation of My Anxiety: Aspergers (Autism)