The View from a Drawbridge

Tag: spectrum

  • The Fine Art of Autistic Unmasking

    The Fine Art of Autistic Unmasking

    I’ve yet to master it.

  • Autism and Loneliness

    On the spectrum and feeling isolated? You are not alone.

  • No, We Are Not “All on the Spectrum”

    Some tips for discussing autism with an autistic person.

  • Socializing While Autistic

    I have never been accused of being approachable, but you can talk to me.

  • Autistic Imposter Syndrome

    Autism is described as a spectrum for a reason. No two autistic people are alike. We all have different strengths, weaknesses, quirks, and tolerances. I suspect that’s why it’s so hard for neurotypicals to understand autism. Some autistic people are nonverbal, but some aren’t. Some have very visible or very audible nervous habits, while some…

  • Autism Spectrum Disorder: My Late in Life Diagnosis

    Autism Spectrum Disorder: My Late in Life Diagnosis

    I’ve been a zebra amongst horses, but I never saw my stripes.

  • Lack vs. Abundance

    There is an interesting human spectrum that tells you a great deal about people. I call it the generosity spectrum. But it also has a great deal to do with trust, confidence, kindness, and a sense of karma. At one extreme, you have people who are so wide open that they put themselves at risk.…