Tag: Autism

Autism in 《Extraordinary Attorney Woo》 S1 E02

A breakdown of autism in 《Extraordinary Attorney Woo》 (《이상한 변호사 우영우》) Season 1 Episode 02 by an Autistic person.

Autism in 《Extraordinary Attorney Woo》 S1 E01

A breakdown of autism in 《Extraordinary Attorney Woo》 (《이상한 변호사 우영우》) Season 1 Episode 01 by an Autistic person.

An 《Innocent Witness》 Review

A story of an autistic girl who witnessed a crime and fights to be a witness despite people dismissing her credibility.

《X+Y: A Brilliant Young Mind》 Review

A story about self-discovery and the wider world.

#oneaday Day 787: Friendfreeslop

I read an interesting piece earlier on the phenomenon of "friendslop". This is a term I'm not overly fond of, but it serves a purpose as there appears to be a somewhat amorphous if commonly agreed sort-of definition. The piece explores how despite appearances, "friendslop" is something that continues to drive a bit of a...

#oneaday Day 778: That feeling you should be doing something

I'm having one of those days where my brain feels restless, where it feels like I "should" be doing something, but as far as I am aware, I have no commitments this weekend whatsoever, so I should just be taking the time to relax, enjoy myself and mentally prepare for the week ahead. (There's nothing...

My 25 years of being Autistic

It's officially April, meaning its Autism Acceptance month. I know I titled the blog my autistic rambles and everything, but I feel like I'm still figuring out my autism. I masked myself for about 20 years of my life and only recently coming to full terms with many things. All my tics and emotions I would spend so long hiding because I knew they weren't acceptable in public. I feel like I'm constantly learning new things about myself and finding who I am. So, I decided to dedicate a post about what my journey with autism has been and how I'm still coming to terms with it all.

DEFECTIVE EPILOGUE

Why creating never feels like enough, why rest feels like guilt, and how a childhood labelled defective can make happiness feel unsafe.

DIVORCED REJECTION

Divorce, rejection, and how therapy sometimes treats the words spoken rather than the reason they were said.

THAT WAS BEEP BEEP

Why I stepped back from the This is Beep Beep project, and how a childhood diagnosis from the lost and found box, felt more like misdiagnosed theft.

Is the Au in Autism the Au in Autonomy?

The author discusses how culture can sentimentalize autism as disabled stereotype, as liberal myth of individualism, and as the after image of ego ideal.

Introduction

There’s a Girl Inside.

The article critiques the film

Is the Au in Autism the Au in Autonomy?

The author discusses how culture can sentimentalize autism as disabled stereotype, as liberal myth of individualism, and as the after image of ego ideal.

Introduction

There’s a Girl Inside.

The article critiques the film

Is the Au in Autism the Au in Autonomy?

The author discusses how culture can sentimentalize autism as disabled stereotype, as liberal myth of individualism, and as the after image of ego ideal.

There’s a Girl Inside.

The article critiques the film

Is the Au in Autism the Au in Autonomy?

The author discusses how culture can sentimentalize autism as disabled stereotype, as liberal myth of individualism, and as the after image of ego ideal.

Introduction

Introduction

There’s a Girl Inside.

The article critiques the film

Is the Au in Autism the Au in Autonomy?

The author discusses how culture can sentimentalize autism as disabled stereotype, as liberal myth of individualism, and as the after image of ego ideal.

There’s a Girl Inside.

The article critiques the film

Is the Au in Autism the Au in Autonomy?

The author discusses how culture can sentimentalize autism as disabled stereotype, as liberal myth of individualism, and as the after image of ego ideal.

There’s a Girl Inside.

The article critiques the film

Is the Au in Autism the Au in Autonomy?

The author discusses how culture can sentimentalize autism as disabled stereotype, as liberal myth of individualism, and as the after image of ego ideal.

There’s a Girl Inside.

The article critiques the film

Is the Au in Autism the Au in Autonomy?

The author discusses how culture can sentimentalize autism as disabled stereotype, as liberal myth of individualism, and as the after image of ego ideal.

There’s a Girl Inside.

The article critiques the film

Is the Au in Autism the Au in Autonomy?

The author discusses how culture can sentimentalize autism as disabled stereotype, as liberal myth of individualism, and as the after image of ego ideal.

Introduction

There’s a Girl Inside.

The article critiques the film

Is the Au in Autism the Au in Autonomy?

The author discusses how culture can sentimentalize autism as disabled stereotype, as liberal myth of individualism, and as the after image of ego ideal.

Introduction

There’s a Girl Inside.

The article critiques the film

Is the Au in Autism the Au in Autonomy?

The author discusses how culture can sentimentalize autism as disabled stereotype, as liberal myth of individualism, and as the after image of ego ideal.

Introduction

There’s a Girl Inside.

The article critiques the film