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This is a blog centred around ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) from the perspective of myself, Sarah. I should also mention that I happen to be an autistic woman currently studying at university. It contains lots of interesting and hopefully useful information, so please have a look!
What Are Other People Saying?
[…] and autism misconceptions. Below is a re-posting of a transcript that originally appeared on her website on July 20,…
I loved this post. You did a great job laying out the benefits of karate and other martial arts. Martial…
I am on the autistic spectrum as well and I can totally relate to everything that you have said here!…
I like this one so much! It isn’t fair that autistic people have to be better than other people. We…
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- Ableism Vs InaccessibilityHello folks! This post began as a continuation of the previous post on neurodiversity, but I decided to split them up, as the topic of ableism vs inaccessibility felt as though it deserved its own post. Therefore, if you missed the previous post then I would recommend you catch up here. Otherwise, let’s begin! In… Continue reading Ableism Vs Inaccessibility
- I Don’t Look… Like A Designer?Hello folks, I am beyond excited to be putting out this bonus post, as it is the culmination of months of planning and work! I have been working on a secret project and I can finally reveal it as it is now live. What is the project you may ask? Well, it’s this: I love… Continue reading I Don’t Look… Like A Designer?
- One Girl’s Journey On The London UndergroundHello folks! Welcome back to I Don’t Look Autistic after I took a brief break to study for some exams I didn’t want to fail! Thank you for being patient with me so I can sort out my life! This particular post has been planned for a couple of months and I just never got… Continue reading One Girl’s Journey On The London Underground
- On The Assumption Of IncompetenceHello folks, a couple of weeks ago I spoke at the Autism In Higher Education conference on the topic “On The Assumption Of Incompetence”. It was the first time I have ever spoken at such an event and I am very happy with how it went. I thought I would share my talk with you… Continue reading On The Assumption Of Incompetence
- An Autistic Guide To Martial ArtsHello folks, I think we can all agree that there is precious little more annoying than someone telling you how great exercise is when you’re struggling. Therefore, I decided to write a post about the benefits of exercise… kind of. By no means do I think exercise is any sort of ‘miracle cure’, especially as… Continue reading An Autistic Guide To Martial Arts
[…] its own post. Therefore, if you missed the previous post then I would recommend you catch up here. Otherwise,…