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Autistic Artist Illustrates Her Daily Reality In 50 Comics
Autism is talked about quite often, but very rarely is it portrayed in media, and even more rarely do we see it explained properly. That's where this amazing comics creator known as AspiGurl comes in. She creates funny, quirky, and sweet comics about her life and the struggles she runs into as an autistic girl. We get to read the comics and better understand from the view of a person with the developmental disorder.
The comics are colorful and have unexpected endings. The illustrations will probably make you laugh and relate many times. It's interesting to see the perspective of someone who sees social events, situations, and everyday life from a different perspective.
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BluEyedSeoulite 5 years ago
How odd. I also always turn down music or pause audio books while trying to concentrate on driving
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Lythanora Moonfang 5 years ago
Aaaaaaaaand this is why we never have done with Covid (in France, anyway...)
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Ryan Deschanel 5 years ago
Most of my clothes are the same... When you find an outifit that you like, why would you only buy one and keep wearing ones you do not like on other days ?
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Paul Davis 5 years ago
I'm not autistic but feel this way about flowers as gifts. It just feels wrong to me.
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I'm ~*tired*~ 5 years ago
i have three. imagine what it is like. poop everywhere. poopsplosions.
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Gina Festa 5 years ago
oh this happen to me once, so everytime i want to try clothes on i get scare if have door or curtain
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Party Poison 5 years ago
birth control is the best!! as a trans guy, i don't have as much dysphoria around that time of month cuz it doesn't happen anymore!!
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Zoila Flores Pena 5 years ago
I NEVER felt that even in my childhood. I know dentists I can trust. (Don't ask me what happens at the doctors '0-0 )
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Debby Hartinger 5 years ago
I have to do this, too. It's like I have a file cabinet in my head. Figure out what I'm being asked, find the right drawer, then the file, then the answer. Then I can speak. :)
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Arrow and Ace 5 years ago
I've found that a good way to cope with this, while still being able to pet your fuzzy friends, is to simply lint roll your face. (this isn't a joke, I'm autistic (high functioning though) and I do this)
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Demongrrrrl 5 years ago
She knows exactly what's in each box even though they are not labeled.
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ST4WBeRRi FrOg 5 years ago (edited)
It's funny because I rather have my hair at my neck and out of my face or I'll have bangs but I'll have twist bangs but they must be above my eyebrows because of my sensory disorder.
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Dalton Dickerhoof 5 years ago
This is true. People go on and on about anti-maskers, but in reality, some people just struggle with these more than most n euro typical realize. This is coming from an autistic.
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Mary Bricklin 5 years ago
Oh, I feel this.. Can't wash dishes because I just feel icky during and afterwards.
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Tripp Smyth 5 years ago
I have read everyone of these & I am not autistic & not on the spectrum, but I do have massive PTSD from the Marines & these all spoke to me. Thank you.
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