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neuroillogic
I'm just a 26 year old mother and wife, I have two kids under 3, and I'll probably end up with more one of these days. I love being a mother, and my life right now is the best it's ever been!
I am an artist at heart, though I live my life like a scientist. It's been hard to pick which field to go into, so currently I am going to school studying art, learning how to make my own video game, working on my own manga, and hope to fund my own after school art program for autistics (and NTs that don't get the opportunity elsewhere). If I have enough time in my life, I would love to get a science degree, though I'm not exactly sure what I would do with it. Since discovering I have Asperger's, it has become my passion, so if I do branch off into science, that is more than likely what I'll study. Not to find a cure, I don't believe it's necessary, but to help understand it better so we can better help people on the spectrum lead the best lives they can.
I am an artist at heart, though I live my life like a scientist. It's been hard to pick which field to go into, so currently I am going to school studying art, learning how to make my own video game, working on my own manga, and hope to fund my own after school art program for autistics (and NTs that don't get the opportunity elsewhere). If I have enough time in my life, I would love to get a science degree, though I'm not exactly sure what I would do with it. Since discovering I have Asperger's, it has become my passion, so if I do branch off into science, that is more than likely what I'll study. Not to find a cure, I don't believe it's necessary, but to help understand it better so we can better help people on the spectrum lead the best lives they can.
- Birthday
- Apr 7, 1988 (Age: 37)
- Diagnosis Status
- Aspergers Syndrome - Self Determined
- Gender
- Female
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