
Choosing Happy: How Self-Love Can Outshine Love and Joy Coupling
It’s easy to believe that you must have love and joy coupling, according to society. But does chasing love outshine choosing to be happy?

It’s easy to believe that you must have love and joy coupling, according to society. But does chasing love outshine choosing to be happy?

Autistic social awkwardness is a very common behavior for those on the autism spectrum. Here’s how to manage and even master that awkward feeling.

Much has been said about how autistics can interact with neurotypicals in a positive way. But, there seems to be a gap about how neurotypicals can do the same. Learning how to set boundaries is key.

Traveling with a group you don’t know can be stressful. When you have autism, it can be even more so. Here’s how to have the travel adventure of your life!

Making a connection with others can often pose unique challenges for individuals with autism spectrum. The key is finding third places.

Fitting in and being liked can be harder for autistics, in part due to the double empathy problem that is all-too-common. Here’s what it means.

Being with family extended members can be difficult during special occasions, especially for individuals on the spectrum. Here’s how to cope.

Autism and friendships can be a challenge. While people often struggle with finding a friend, connections when on the spectrum can be especially hard.

While lack of engagement is a common behavior of autistics, did you know that over socializing or being over friendly is also a problem?

Sharing life and your autism social story can be a daunting decision. It comes with risks, but can also set you free to be your genuine self.

What does it mean, “romanticizing autism,” and does raising awareness and portraying autistics in a positive light sometimes go too far?

Receptionists, retail sales, and servers at fast-paced businesses are considered among the worst jobs for people with social anxiety. Here’s why.