Unmasking Autism: Discovering the New Faces of Neurodiversity
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I would survive by making myself smaller and smaller.
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The opposite of alienation is integration,
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strong enough to self-advocate, and vulnerable enough to seek connection and aid.
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And some initial evidence suggests narrative therapy can be beneficial for Autistic people struggling with social anxiety or communication challenges.
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(Openness, Acceptance, Achievement, Leveling Up, and Captivation)
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(Compassion, Community, Creativity, Integrity, Intrinsic Worth, and Justice)
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Taking up space, and taking a huge, hungry bite out of life.
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ideas, and sharing my thoughts and passions with the world.
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Being a light that can guide others, by empowering people to do what is best for themselves.
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I was so afraid of upsetting other people that I didn’t risk standing up for what I believed in
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and didn’t indulge in anything that gave me pleasure.
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was my attempt at a neurotypical persona that failed me—the real me was a beautiful person...
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candor, confidence, inspiration, or passion.
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I used to be shrinking and defensive.
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My whole existence was an apology for who I really
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Now I draw strength from who I truly am, and I aim to be a...
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To all the Autistics I met online, before I knew who I was. Your friendship provided an oasis when I was at my most miserably adrift.
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