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I'm a young adult navigating life with autism. By sharing my experiences and views, I hope to create a better awareness, understanding, and compassion for those on the spectrum. Let's connect!

Rigid Routine: Why Being Inflexible Can Harm Happiness

Posted on March 14, 2024September 22, 2025 by Connor McClure
Rigid Routine: Why Being Inflexible Can Harm Happiness

It’s well-known that most autistics crave routine. But being inflexible by having rigid thinking can harm overall happiness. But, how?

Posted In BehaviorsTagged In autism behaviors, autistic adult, autistic diagnosis, autistic life, growing up autistic

Adult Tests for Autism on the Increase: Why Knowing Is Important

Posted on March 13, 2024September 21, 2025 by Connor McClure
Adult Tests for Autism on the Increase: Why Knowing Is Important

Requesting adult tests for autism is becoming more common, as individuals who have grown up always thinking they are different begin to question why.

Posted In Autism in AdultsTagged In autism acceptance, autistic adult, autistic diagnosis, autistic life

Funny or Foul? Opinions Differ on Jokes That Are Offensive

Posted on March 12, 2024September 21, 2025 by Connor McClure
Funny or Foul? Opinions Differ on Jokes That Are Offensive

It’s easy to offend nowadays. But it’s harder to set a firm rule on acceptability on jokes that are offensive to some, but not others. Just ask a comedian.

Posted In Autism in AdultsTagged In autism behaviors, autism discrimination, autistic adult, autistic life, social issues and autism

Thinking Differently: Why Having Brains on Fire Sparks Innovation

Posted on March 11, 2024September 21, 2025 by Connor McClure
Thinking Differently: Why Having Brains on Fire Sparks Innovation

Thinking differently is increasingly being considered a competitive advantage. After all, do we want to live in the world where everyone thinks the same?

Posted In Autism in AdultsTagged In autism behaviors, autistic adult, autistic life, neurodiversity

Overwhelmed Meaning: How to Cope When Stressed Beyond Belief

Posted on March 6, 2024September 22, 2025 by Connor McClure
Overwhelmed Meaning: How to Cope When  Stressed Beyond Belief

Feeling stressed beyond belief? That’s the epitome of overwhelmed meaning, and it’s especially challenging for those with autism. Here’s how to cope.

Posted In ChallengesTagged In autism behaviors, autism challenges, autistic adult, social issues and autism

Autism Speak: How to Talk Respectfully to Individuals on Spectrum

Posted on March 5, 2024September 21, 2025 by Connor McClure
Autism Speak: How to Talk Respectfully to Individuals on Spectrum

Learning autism speak simply means talking respectfully to individuals on the spectrum. Here’s what you should know.

Posted In Autism in AdultsTagged In autistic adult, autistic life, autistic social awkwardness, social issues and autism

How to Celebrate March Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month

Posted on March 1, 2024September 21, 2025 by Connor McClure
How to Celebrate March Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month

Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month in March was created in 1987, and is used to help raise awareness and unite people with or without disabilities.

Posted In Autism in AdultsTagged In autism acceptance, awareness events, neurodiversity, social issues and autism

Why Autism Often Unveils the Rare Savant’s Syndrome Connection

Posted on February 28, 2024September 21, 2025 by Connor McClure
Why Autism Often Unveils the Rare Savant’s Syndrome Connection

Savant’s syndrome, sometimes known as savantism, is often attached to autism. But, what does being on the spectrum have to do with it?

Posted In Stigmas and StereotypesTagged In autism stereotypes, autistic adult, autistic life, social issues and autism

Life Hacks for Aging Adults With Autism Symptoms

Posted on February 27, 2024September 21, 2025 by Connor McClure
Life Hacks for Aging Adults With Autism Symptoms

Does autism change as a person ages? Adults with autism symptoms will always have them, as ASD doesn’t just go away. Here’s what to know.

Posted In Autism in AdultsTagged In autism discrimination, autistic adult, autistic life, growing up autistic, social issues and autism

Shedding Light on Autism and Why It’s An Invisible Disability

Posted on February 22, 2024September 22, 2025 by Connor McClure
Shedding Light on Autism and Why It’s An Invisible Disability

Without visible cues, people often do not realize someone has autism, making it an “invisible disability.” So, is ASD a disability? Learn more.

Posted In Autism in AdultsTagged In autism, autism discrimination, autistic adult, autistic diagnosis, autistic life

On the Autism Spectrum: Top 25 Hurdles Individuals Face Daily

Posted on February 21, 2024September 21, 2025 by Connor McClure
On the Autism Spectrum: Top 25 Hurdles Individuals Face Daily

Navigating the world on the autism spectrum can be a challenge, as individuals are often misunderstood by society. Here are common signs ASD adults present.

Posted In FAQsTagged In autism acceptance, autism discrimination, autistic adult, autistic life, autistic social awkwardness, social issues and autism

Think You Know Neurodivergence? Debunking 25 Popular Myths About Autism

Posted on February 20, 2024September 21, 2025 by Connor McClure
Think You Know Neurodivergence? Debunking 25 Popular Myths About Autism

It’s past time for debunking these 25 popular myths about neurodivergence. These reality checks help promote autism acceptance for all.

Posted In FAQsTagged In autism stereotypes, autism stigmas, autistic life, neurodivergence

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