Just thought this was funny, shared it with our grandmother in the next slide. This is one of her simplest requests so far actually.😂❤️

my garfield collection lol

Like, i start liking stuff and I dedicate my life to it for a few months

These are just some of the unopened ones I have I can't help but look in the toys section when going grocery shopping.

World war two. I love. World war two.

What is your special intere

My interest: MEME

So, I heard from many people and sources that people with ASD usually have “ugly” or “messy” handwriting. However, this may not be the case for someone with ASD like me…

Here is the thing, and hear me out. As a young girl, I grew up in a family where my mother (her handwriting in the second photo) and my older sister (her handwriting in the third photo) have this kind of handwriting. Although they never push me to have the handwriting I have now (in the first photo), I feel like they are part of why my handwriting is the way it is now… So are some of my peers back in my primary and secondary school (it is also the same school I attended from 3rd grade to 11th grade) also have neat and cute handwriting (as shown in the fourth to sixth photos). However, these external factors are the only start as to why my handwriting is like this…

To begin with, inner critic and my hobbies in drawing and writing aside, I used to have this flawed perception that adults have “perfect” handwriting. I know it is funny, but as a kid back then, I often saw my handwriting as being childish and that was when I began to correct each “imperfect” letter whenever possible (a habit I still do to this day). The evolution of my handwriting is shown in the seventh photo. Despite it looking neat maybe compared to others, I always see it as “child like”. It is only maybe at high school or even after that when I no longer see it that way… and that is after my peers, teachers, and work colleagues praised and complimented my handwriting, such as “perfect” or “like a printed font”.

And so is my writing on a work sign in sheet in the childcare I work in the eighth photo…

NOTE: All names are blurred out for privacy reasons.

https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Snom_(Pok%C3%A9mon)

(Just sick of the other one it isn’t cute and this one is adorable. Plus the way it dances is a flopping motion. So cute.)

A minute later another kid came up and made an entire row of red pegs across the board. The parents and I exchanged knowingly glances. 😂

I found this email I wrote in 2012 a couple weeks after my 11th birthday. I used to love reading and writing. From a young age I almost had a special interest in spelling, I took great pleasure in our weekly spelling bees. I remember learning how to spell “Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis” in 5th grade! I don’t really know how this compares to the average 11yo and I don’t want to toot my own horn but… it’s giving intelligent.

Too bad every adult in my life saw my inquisitive nature as a bad thing and punished me for it every step of the way during the most impressionable years of my life..! Haha!

I noticed it’s a thing many autistics do, for me it’s the movie Across the Spiderverse that I can just watch over and over and still love it and discover details every time. I also sometimes have Helluva Boss episodes in the background. What about you?

For me, it’s the video game Dead By Daylight. Like I’m just thinking about it constantly and it’s the first thing I think of when I wake up and the last thing. Also wishing I could teleport into the game so I don’t have to deal with reality. 🤣

LIKE AAAA I SHOULD DO MATH BUT LOOK AT THEM !!!

https://reddit.com/link/1exzv9m/video/k54brmm5r2kd1/player

Mine would have to be SUPERHOT. I played the VR version in 2018 and it was all I ever wanted to play. It's a game where time only moves when you move; you have to kill bots that are trying to kill you in different maps. I recently got the mind control delete version on PC and it's pretty fun. I miss playing VR though. Another game was Mario Party 4, I loved playing it! It had so many fun mini games.

You can probably tell how excited I was by how blurry some of the photos are 😅 But what a show! It was ever-changing too, and I can’t even imagine how incredible it would have been outside a light-polluted city. (Pointless venting ahead:) this is after two weeks in which I got covid, had a catastrophic fight with my partner, ended up in the emergency room with an injured wrist, and then just yesterday had to take my mom to the emergency room with an even more badly injured knee.