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Autism looks very different in men and women, but here’s how you can tell.

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Autistic friendship is different. Here’s how to tell if someone is really your friend?

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Autistic people are gifted writers for a slew of reasons

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Both the US and the UK spend more on autism than on cancer

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Chronic pain is more common in autism. Here’s how to deal with it.

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Colitis, Lupus, PCOS, Ehlers-Danlos… the long and growing list of physical aspects of autism.

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Eating disorders are linked to autism – including picky eating.

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How executive function affects parenting skills

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How parents who didn’t know about autism coped. Spoiler: your parents were probably neglectful or controlling.

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How to hack the social skills that come naturally to neurotypicals

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How to tell your family and friends. Is it worth causing conflict?

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In autistic relationships emotional labor is more essential and more exhausting

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Is it your personality or is it autism? And how to tell if autism obscured your true type

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Masking is a great way to fit in, as long as you know where it never works

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Our highest value is interestingness, and nothing speaks to that more than our special interests

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People who find out they have autism have happier lives after knowing.

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Play therapy improves our relationships — even for grownups

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Self-advocacy hacks to make autistic life better

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The art of saying, “Fine,” when someone asks how you are even though they don’t care

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The autistic anomalous blending of senses

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The incredible exhaustion from trying to appear normal too much of the time

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Think of autism as a survival toolkit for climate shift

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Unconscious bias is hard to avoid. Squashing stigma starts at home.

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We are feedback extremists asking for tons of input or none at all.

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What happens when autistic boys grow up? What does that mean for now?

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What makes how autistic people talk so distinctive?

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What scientists know that mainstream media won’t report

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What we mean when we say we want to feel like we fit in

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Which aspects of decision making are autistic people best at?

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Autism looks very different in men and women, but here’s how you can tell.

Autistic friendship is different. Here’s how to tell if someone is really your friend?

Autistic people are gifted writers for a slew of reasons

Both the US and the UK spend more on autism than on cancer

Chronic pain is more common in autism. Here’s how to deal with it.

Colitis, Lupus, PCOS, Ehlers-Danlos… the long and growing list of physical aspects of autism.

Eating disorders are linked to autism – including picky eating.

How executive function affects parenting skills

How parents who didn’t know about autism coped. Spoiler: your parents were probably neglectful or controlling.

How to hack the social skills that come naturally to neurotypicals

How to tell your family and friends. Is it worth causing conflict?

In autistic relationships emotional labor is more essential and more exhausting

Is it your personality or is it autism? And how to tell if autism obscured your true type

Masking is a great way to fit in, as long as you know where it never works

Our highest value is interestingness, and nothing speaks to that more than our special interests

People who find out they have autism have happier lives after knowing.

Play therapy improves our relationships — even for grownups

Self-advocacy hacks to make autistic life better

The art of saying, “Fine,” when someone asks how you are even though they don’t care

The autistic anomalous blending of senses

The incredible exhaustion from trying to appear normal too much of the time

Think of autism as a survival toolkit for climate shift

Unconscious bias is hard to avoid. Squashing stigma starts at home.

We are feedback extremists asking for tons of input or none at all.

What happens when autistic boys grow up? What does that mean for now?

What makes how autistic people talk so distinctive?

What scientists know that mainstream media won’t report

What we mean when we say we want to feel like we fit in

Which aspects of decision making are autistic people best at?