#autism problem

I am glad they suppressed the “Asperger Syndrome” from the Autistic Spectrum Disorder. 

When you say you’re Asperger, people think that it’s a light autism. That you are just a bit excentric, that it doesn’t affect the way you live, or function. 

Unlike what people could think, it is not always easier. It often goes like...

Person A : You know, in Fantastic Beast, I strongly disagree on what they did both with Credence and with Minerva because it cancels canon things J.K.Rowling made clear.

Person B : Okay. I like Eevee so much ! Do you realise the symbol ? He can be whatever he wants and he still will be valid. But imagine an awful trainer trying to force him to be a Jolteon when he wanna be a Leafon !

Person A : I don't know what Eevee is. Minerva isn't even born when they show her teachning !

Person B : It makes me think, would you want to go to Trainer school if you were in Pokemon ?

People: Oh, it's so great to be this interested in stuff like that. You are lucky, it's amazing to have a passion !

Hey autistic people ! 

So summer is here, and in France it seems it is going to be very hot. 

I work all July, mainly outside, and I am starting to get worried. 

As most autistic people, I have sensorial issues and heat is one. I tend to feel sick (which CAN’T happen in July, I am watching over kids), have panick attack because I’m sweating... 

I now realise that implicit things aren’t always “talk subtext”, like when someone says something and you’re supposed to deduce what they mean even though they aren’t saying it exactly. 

Implicits are in what you’re supposed to do. And I’m not flexible enough. I was told ‘You’re doing this activity for an hour’. I didn’t think I could STOP for some minutes if it was needed. No one told me.