UberScout is just four years old. He has only been alive for just four years and doesn't understand the mind yet, or even know that Autism or Asperger's Syndrome even exists. Lots of things are still confusing to him, however simple they may be.
It's nine at night, and he's sitting there playing his cousin's copy of Kirby Super Star on his SNES, which he borrowed from her. His SEGA Genesis sits in the shelf underneath the TV, and the SNES is right next to the TV set. He's mashing buttons to make Kirby repeatedly slide-kick a wall while a Sir Kibble helping him is figuring out what to do with itself. He's been playing for many hours and is really sleepy. After a few more minutes, his little body can't take anymore, and he falls over, nodding off.
He opens his eyes to a world he does not recognize at all. The grass is alive, there are clouds shaped like auroras, and there is a small, dome-shaped house ahead of him with a tree next to it, behind a forest. A pink, round and bulbous creature is peeking out of the window.
UberScout realizes he can hear his own thoughts.
"What's Kirby doing inside? Shouldn't he be looking for candy and stuff?"
The second he finishes thinking, something falls behind him, and the peek creature is no longer in the window. He looks behind him to see various sweets and food items in a pile, and the same creature is now collecting them.
"They're my favorites!" a squeaky voice chirps.
A flash of white. UberScout is back in bed, with no memory of what just happened, except for the images that were in his mind. He just had his first dream.
How well do dreams and Autism mix for you guys? It's been second nature for me, but there are still a few occasions that are pretty spooky. Do not get me started on sleep paralysis and lucid dreaming combined. Blip outta here with that blip.
It's nine at night, and he's sitting there playing his cousin's copy of Kirby Super Star on his SNES, which he borrowed from her. His SEGA Genesis sits in the shelf underneath the TV, and the SNES is right next to the TV set. He's mashing buttons to make Kirby repeatedly slide-kick a wall while a Sir Kibble helping him is figuring out what to do with itself. He's been playing for many hours and is really sleepy. After a few more minutes, his little body can't take anymore, and he falls over, nodding off.
He opens his eyes to a world he does not recognize at all. The grass is alive, there are clouds shaped like auroras, and there is a small, dome-shaped house ahead of him with a tree next to it, behind a forest. A pink, round and bulbous creature is peeking out of the window.
UberScout realizes he can hear his own thoughts.
"What's Kirby doing inside? Shouldn't he be looking for candy and stuff?"
The second he finishes thinking, something falls behind him, and the peek creature is no longer in the window. He looks behind him to see various sweets and food items in a pile, and the same creature is now collecting them.
"They're my favorites!" a squeaky voice chirps.
A flash of white. UberScout is back in bed, with no memory of what just happened, except for the images that were in his mind. He just had his first dream.
How well do dreams and Autism mix for you guys? It's been second nature for me, but there are still a few occasions that are pretty spooky. Do not get me started on sleep paralysis and lucid dreaming combined. Blip outta here with that blip.