I still get asked if a character is a Mary Sue. Most of these askers fundamentally don't understand what a Mary Sue is. I'm here to help!
Autism: Telling My Professors
Disclosing disability to college professors can be a challenge. Today I'd like to share my successful strategies.
Autism and Eye Direction
Why are so many autistics wrongly accused of being uncaring or deceitful? Let's talk about understanding autistic differences in eye gaze.
Quarantine and Autism: Why My Family is Okay
My family is doing okay in isolation, and our lifestyle is part of the reason why. Let's talk about ways to make it easier.
Everything’s (Not) Gonna Be Okay: A Kick in the Face
The "groundbreaking" show betrays its autistic character in the final episode of season 1.
Why Am I Inspiring?
Being called "inspiring" is a compliment to most people, but when you have a disability, it involves complicated baggage.
Steve Asbell’s Autistic Masking Quiz
Steve Asbell has created an unofficial autism test that accounts for masking.
3 Functional and Murky Levels of Autism
Non-autistic experts have devised 3 levels of autism. But do these levels match how autistic people experience autism?
Parents: Stop Blaming Yourselves for Autism
Too many parents blame themselves for their children's autism. It's time to set yourself free.
Positive and Anti-Negative Action and Activist Burnout
How do you avoid burnout while making a difference? Learning the two types of activism may help.









