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Anything, but Ordinary


It's Okay To Be Alone
I find that it’s hard for me to be in the room with couples or couples with kids because it reminds me of something that I’m not going to experience. Over the years, I’ve learned to accept that I’m going to be “alone”. I’ve accepted that maybe it’s just not in the cards for me to get married and have kids. I’ve learned that it’s okay to be alone, and not be lonely. I don’t need to be with someone to be fulfilled. As much as it hurts to be around couples, I’ve dealt with it.


Celebrities With Autism Spectrum Disorder
You can’t tell by looking at someone that they have Aspergers. Depending on the person, it’s obvious that they’re on the spectrum. Some people use it to their advantage and succeed in their career. Other people want to keep it to themselves just in case they get treated differently because of it. If you're good at something, why not use it for good? Share it with the world. You never know who may need someone like you to look up to. Some people have a hard time connecting wi


Feeling Overwhelmed
Over the last couple of weeks, I’ve been irritable, on edge, overwhelmed, anxious, stressed, nervous, on the verge of tears and just ready to have a mental breakdown. I’m done dealing with people, I’m done dealing with this year. I don’t know what’s going on. I’ve never felt like I’m about to cry over the smallest thing, but I've started to lose patience with not only people, but with everything else. I’m surprised that I haven’t lashed out on someone. When I look back over


Fear Holding Me Back
I do have to admit that I let fear hold me back. I let fear take control. When I have doubts about something, I convince myself of its fear telling me that I shouldn’t do it even when I know that I should at least try before I walk away. Anxiety plays a part in it too. Sometimes I think they go hand in hand in some situations. If I’m talking myself out of something, I think fear is there to convince that its a scary thing and then the anxiety tells me a whole bunch of things


Driving With Aspergers
When I was 16 years old, I was trying to get my learners permit to drive, but I didn’t pass. In fact, it took me fifteen tries over eight years to finally get my learners. Looking back on my first few attempts, I felt like I was pressured into getting my driver's licence because my classmates and peers were getting theirs and I felt like if I got mine, I would be part of the group that got more independence because I was able to get behind the wheel of a car. I realized now t
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