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I look at things an go, "Oh, that's a wave, why is it a wave? What made the wave? what would happen if the wave went into this wave?"
I tend to think diffrent an that's cause I'm autistic. I'm Asperger's Syndrome in particular- hence the reason i don't post as much as i do as I feel very very worried most times an beat myself up -and I've noticed many people seem to treat it like a deissies so I thought making a picture book for children based on it might be a good idea to help kids and parents maybe learn that it's not the end of the world. Yes it's going to be difficult for you, for your child. But it's not the end fo the world. it's not something that NEEDS, to be cured. They're fine the way they are. They don't need to have some pill if they can learn an adept.
then agian maybe they do. but it's not gonig to cure them.
Nothing will. you can only learn to adapt to what you have to play with. So keep in mind this is just a story to get it out of my head an on the road is all. :)","writing":"The Little Kitten: A Child's Story\n\n\n\nAuthor's note: This was made based on my personal childhood and how I saw- as far as I can remember -my world and what others seemed to have thought of me. This only covers as I was 5 up to my preteens, 10 to 12 respectively.\nThis is also a personal project that I will illustrate after the story has been completed.\n\n\n\n\nOnce there was a little kitten named Azmond.\nHe was 4 feet tall with a big, fluffy tail that he could use to cuddle with when he was sad or scared.\n\n\nAzmond grew up with a family in a very flat place with lots of wind, trees, and grass. Even though it was very dry an hot where he lived too!\n\n\nHe was friendly.\nHe was nice.\nHe never tried being mean.\nAnd he was Autistic.\n\n\nAzmond didn't know that though. He just knew he couldn't seem to make friends. They thought he was weird.\n\n\nOther Kitties would throw the pebble into a pool of water.\nAzmond would watch the ripples it made.\n\n\nOther kitties an doggies could catch the ball very well.\nAzmond would drop the ball every time, even trying his best to catch it.\n\nWhen the little Kitten had continued to grow, he still had problems.\n\nThe others would look the teacher in the eye.\nAzmond would always look at the teacher's book.\n\n\nAzmond would play by himself in the sand happily.\nOthers would wonder why he wasn't playing with them.\n\nAzmond would trip over his own two feet playing Red Rover.\nThe other's would laugh as he left crying.\n\nOther doggies an kitties never liked Azmond it seemed.\nBut as Azmond grew older and taller, the little kitten learned.\n\n\nHe learned how to catch a ball better and didn't trip as much playing kick-ball with the others.\nBut he still wasn't chosen very often for kick-ball.\n\nWhen he came to class sometimes, he'd be wearing “armor” he made with his tee-shirt. He felt brave.\nThe others thought he was stupid…\n\nDuring class, he would fall asleep. But when he was asked a question, he would be able to answer quick.\nSome of them didn't like him for that, an other's thought he was smart.\n\n\nLittle Azmond grew and grew into a big kitty. \nHe could run now without tripping an could ride a bicycle without training wheels! But he still was a third wheel with others.\n\nGrowing braver and braver the older he got. The little kitty did something he never thought he'd do. He gave a little letter to a crush of his.\nSome of the other's thought it was great and were happy for him.\nThe rest didn't care at all.\n\n\nMoving, what little pals he had gotten disappeared.\nBut Azmond being the big kitty, had grown to try more things.\n\n\nWhen he went to school, he found a friend on his fifth day… he also found out after all this time. He was Autistic.\n\n\n\nGoing to the doctor, the old Doctor told him this:\n“You have Asperger's Syndrome Azmond. It's part of the group of issues called 'Autisim', and you've done very well.”\n\nLooking at the doctor, Azmond said only a few things. That he was glad that he knew what was going on, an why he may've thought of things differently\n\nAn finally: “Well… I can learn, I can adapt, so. I think it doesn't matter too much. Thank you doctor.”\n\n\nLeaving the doctor an going back home happily. Azmond grew and grew, and as he did. He learned, he adapted and he changed. He was autistic, and still is. But now that he's older. No one could tell just from looking at him… Even if he still tripped once in a while.\n\n\n\n\n\n","writing_bbcode_parsed":"The Little Kitten: A Child's Story
Author's note: This was made based on my personal childhood and how I saw- as far as I can remember -my world and what others seemed to have thought of me. This only covers as I was 5 up to my preteens, 10 to 12 respectively.
This is also a personal project that I will illustrate after the story has been completed.
Once there was a little kitten named Azmond.
He was 4 feet tall with a big, fluffy tail that he could use to cuddle with when he was sad or scared.
Azmond grew up with a family in a very flat place with lots of wind, trees, and grass. Even though it was very dry an hot where he lived too!
He was friendly.
He was nice.
He never tried being mean.
And he was Autistic.
Azmond didn't know that though. He just knew he couldn't seem to make friends. They thought he was weird.
Other Kitties would throw the pebble into a pool of water.
Azmond would watch the ripples it made.
Other kitties an doggies could catch the ball very well.
Azmond would drop the ball every time, even trying his best to catch it.
When the little Kitten had continued to grow, he still had problems.
The others would look the teacher in the eye.
Azmond would always look at the teacher's book.
Azmond would play by himself in the sand happily.
Others would wonder why he wasn't playing with them.
Azmond would trip over his own two feet playing Red Rover.
The other's would laugh as he left crying.
Other doggies an kitties never liked Azmond it seemed.
But as Azmond grew older and taller, the little kitten learned.
He learned how to catch a ball better and didn't trip as much playing kick-ball with the others.
But he still wasn't chosen very often for kick-ball.
When he came to class sometimes, he'd be wearing “armor” he made with his tee-shirt. He felt brave.
The others thought he was stupid…
During class, he would fall asleep. But when he was asked a question, he would be able to answer quick.
Some of them didn't like him for that, an other's thought he was smart.
Little Azmond grew and grew into a big kitty.
He could run now without tripping an could ride a bicycle without training wheels! But he still was a third wheel with others.
Growing braver and braver the older he got. The little kitty did something he never thought he'd do. He gave a little letter to a crush of his.
Some of the other's thought it was great and were happy for him.
The rest didn't care at all.
Moving, what little pals he had gotten disappeared.
But Azmond being the big kitty, had grown to try more things.
When he went to school, he found a friend on his fifth day… he also found out after all this time. He was Autistic.
Going to the doctor, the old Doctor told him this:
“You have Asperger's Syndrome Azmond. It's part of the group of issues called 'Autisim', and you've done very well.”
Looking at the doctor, Azmond said only a few things. That he was glad that he knew what was going on, an why he may've thought of things differently
An finally: “Well… I can learn, I can adapt, so. I think it doesn't matter too much. Thank you doctor.”
Leaving the doctor an going back home happily. Azmond grew and grew, and as he did. He learned, he adapted and he changed. He was autistic, and still is. But now that he's older. No one could tell just from looking at him… Even if he still tripped once in a while.
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