~marjol3in1977
106 Deviations
Featured: Stuck in the middle


In the shoes of an Aspie I wake to the sound of my alarm going off. I groan Ugh not again . I grope for my mobile and switch it off; the alarm is rather noisy. Here I go again; having to put on that masquerade; going undercover yet again. If only people would just understand what it is like to live the way I and many others like me have to live each and every day ..In the shoes of an Aspie by ~ObiWanSkywalker178
Just imagine yourself living in a world where you see and deal with everything differently. Put yourself in the shoes of an Aspie; a person with Asperger's Syndrome. It's a high-functioning form of Autism. It's hard to live every day with neurotypical people (aka the normal people). You have to


Bubbles I've always had my bubble. It's just there, my shell, enclosing me from head to toe in a transparent, protective screen.Bubbles by ~Aietradaea
Yes, it protects me.
Sometimes people don't see my bubble at first. They reach in, and meet with unexpected resistance as the walls cave in towards me and I push back from the inside. They are surprised. They try again, some of them, stubbornly digging into its delicate sheet, vainly insisting on bursting through. But my bubble is like spider's silk supple, and unyielding as steel.
My friends don't seem to have bubbles. Well, they might, but theirs are more like the bubbles that children blow with washing up
| More Journal Entries |