Why the Pacing Stim in Autism Is Good for You
If you pace a lot as a stimming behavior, you should keep on doing this; it can help offset “the sitting disease.” Pacing is a common stim among autistic people.
How to Lose Weight if You’re too Big to Do Cardio Exercise
If aerobic exercise is too uncomfortable due to your size, you can still effectively lose weight with another form of exercise that’s much easier on your joints.
Do ALL Autistic People Avoid Eye Contact?
Or does the Autism Spectrum include TOO MUCH eye contact?
It’s no secret in the ASD community that many actually do make eye contact. (more…)
12 Ways to Deny You’re Autistic when You Really Are
Do you wonder if you’re autistic? Then suddenly you think, “No way”? Do you keep coming up with reasons why you can’t possibly have autism?
Why for Years I Never Considered Myself Autistic
Who, ME, autistic? But I was ultimately diagnosed with ASD, a neurotype you’re born with.
Does Autistic Hand Flapping Always Mean Severe Autism?
Hand flapping is a relatively common “stim” and among the most stereotypical autistic behaviors. Does this mean the person is “more autistic”?
Why Do Some Autistic People Smell Their Fingers?
Autistic people who sniff their fingers or fingertips will usually make sure nobody’s around to witness this. They know it’s not a “normal” behavior.
Autistic Aversion to Stickers and Other Sticky Labels
Are you autistic and hate stickers on things? Do you scrape off every sticker on any product you buy? Does the feel and even the appearance unsettle you?
Do Autistic People Feel Different Among Other Autistic People?
Can an autistic person still feel out of place or like a misfit around others on the Autism Spectrum?
Why Your Eyes Water when You Hold Eye Contact
