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  1. Ameriblush

    I have a treasure trove of weird ideas to write & draw....

    I've posted before that I love to draw comics. It might seem weird to see someone like me complain that I have too many ideas to draw. But I do! And I have issues deciding, it's like it just blows up in a big dilemma over nothing thinking about it. Do any of you guys suffer from this alot? What...
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    • Forum: Visual Arts
  2. Sabrina

    Mockingbird 2017-11-28

    In Caitlin’s world, everything is black or white. Things are good or bad. Anything in between is confusing. That’s the stuff Caitlin’s older brother, Devon, has always explained. But now Devon’s dead and Dad is no help at all. Caitlin wants to get over it, but as an eleven-year-old girl with...
  3. Ameriblush

    You are now the protagonist's sidekick...

    ...In the last show/movie you watched, or last book/comic you read as of right now. What is that series you watched/read, what scenario are you in now, and what would you do? (Nothing R-rated and nothing that would be too traumatizing for you. Youtube and other online media count.) (I wasn't...
  4. JellyBean

    Tips on writing aspie characters?

    I'm diagnosed with asperger myself but I'm still unsure how to write my characters. Right now I'm writing about a girl with aspergers beginning on a School for witches, and befriending other students diagnosed with ADHD, borderline, dyslexia, depression and anxiety. Do any of you have any tips?
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    • asperger books character diagnosed help how to write tips writing
    • Replies: 6
    • Forum: Off Topic
  5. Bella Pines

    How fast do you read?

    I read very slowly, at talking pace and I'm wondering if this is an aspie trait or just a me reading slowly trait. I hold conversations in my head all the time. Whether it is composing an email, or having a practice argument (that I never end up actually having in real life, or just generally...
  6. JellyBean

    What characters do/did you find relatable?

    What characters that you've watched, read or listened made you feel happy or less alone with your diagnosis? Like what characters did you find relatable as a child and up to now. I remember as a small kid I related to Fumble from Happy Feet, Fluttershy from mlp and Luna Lovegood in the Harry...
  7. Friend4any1

    Drastic (or whatever) ways for enjoyment

    Has anyone with ADHD and/or Autism, besides me, get determined to arrange things for options of entertainment? When I was younger, I watched videos in a specific order; “The Mask” (animated series derived from the Jim Carrey movie) [all three videocassettes], “The Mighty Ducks: The First Face...
  8. Questella

    Last Book You Read/Next Book You Want to Read?

    Idk if there are many big readers on here. Reading and taking tests on books for bonus credit was how I passed high school English (absolute worst subject for me, I have zero ability to write). Since being pregnant now and trying to take my mind off how horrible everything is I've gotten...
  9. Z

    Books which give a good and accurate portrayel of Autism

    What books do people think show a positive but realistic view of autism? I think Mockingbird and The Curious Incident in the Dog in the Night Time.
  10. Cinnamon115

    Allie Brosh has a new book coming out next year!

    I love Hyperbole and a Half, as Allie has many of the same problems I do (ADHD, depression) and her book and blog remind me that I'm not alone in dealing with it. That's why I'm excited she has a new book coming out next year! It's called Solutions and Other Problems. I think it will be similar...
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