Ever had people try to press your buttons just because you don't react like neurotypical people would?
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Does your quirks turn people off, or do people sometimes find them amusing?
Ever had a friend that came out to you as autistic?
Isn't it strange that the weather is so unpredictable at times?
Does anybody else have this experience where your senses get crossed?
Ever spent the entire day researching random stuff for no reason?
I hate traffic congestion...
Personal opinion: Kids should be taught basic computer literacy and coding as soon as they start school.
Raking is much harder when rain appears out of nowhere.
Do you ever agitated when someone rakes the leaves in a haphazard manner, leaving a trail of leaves still on the ground?
Do you ever find it weird that stores always skip Thanksgiving decorations and go straight for the Holidays decorations?
Apparently, autism is common trait found among engineers and other STEM majors.
I saw a horrible traffic accident today; I hope everyone's okay.
Does anybody else just love crunching the leaves under your feet?
Few things are better than payday; I've got to stop staying up so late.
Sometimes, you look around and think that you're really alone even in a crowd, and feel that no one would truly understand you...
Sometimes, your mind won't allow you to sleep...
Well, tomorrow's going to be very busy...Driving at night is a pain, especially when the streetlights are down.
It's fascinating to see how things are made and built. Then again, I did love playing with LEGOs.
Well, time just moved backward. At least that's more sleep. I wonder if that messes up other people's rhythm like it does myself.
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