Keeping this post short, as you might be dealing with autistic burnout like I am and need a quick read to understand what the heck is going on, or perhaps just seek some acknowledgment because it's been a while since we've had a good day and are starting to forget what this looks like. Defining a Good Day During Autistic Burnout What defines a "good" day? This is one of the most challenging questions I encounter during autistic burnout, as our internal compass is completely o

Contrary to common belief, making friends isn't as much of a struggle for autistic girls and women because we have our very own brand of social interactions and building friendships. In fact, many autistic individuals have a vibrant inner world that's a privilege to discover, along with a strong ability for genuine connection. While others might engage in small talk about the weather (yawn), we dive straight into the deep end—like, "So, what’s your stance on the existence of

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