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By Clara H  Recently, I posted a question on a Facebook group for those with Autism Spectrum Disorders. The question I asked was “What is something that seems obvious to Neurotypical (non-Autistic) people but is shocking to you?” So many people responded with great answers. I will try my best to talk about them all on my website. Starting off, this blog post will be focused on understanding eye contact and the ability to read emotions through ones eyes.
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By Clara H  It can be difficult to know how to respond to certain situations you might of never been in before. Many people on the Autism spectrum often get told things that can be more offensive than you may assume. Sometimes the first thing that comes to mind should just stay inside of your head. So, what are some things you should not say to people with ASD? I came up with a list of 15 and will include a few extras at the end of things that we do want to hear from you.
By Clara H  People watching is something I am constantly doing without even realizing it. In the school cafeteria I enjoy sitting alone so I can look at people. When I watch movies and TV shows I tend to look at the extras in the background. I do this because I live life off of mimicking behaviors so I can blend in.
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